Jacobi Medical Center Employer Reviews

a typical day would consist of a ot of running around delivering and picking up medical records. I learned how to sort medical records. The management is great supervisors and other employees work well with each other in a respectful and professional manner.

very interesting place to work at.it is very easy to grow and prosper.

Pros:
Got the opportunity to learn more about what to do and expect in a
medical records office.

Manager was nice and never lost patience despite stressful and busy role he had.

Work was relatively easy and co-workers were nice. Typically easygoing work environment.

Cons:
Absentee management due to high demand and emergencies that occurred at work.

No – more... career advancement unless you're a nurse or took the civil service exam. After I completed internship, I was out of work.

Could've learned more tasks especially while working in the medical records copy room. Can get boring and sometimes I almost fall asleep. – less

nurses work as a team to provide optimal care, there is a lot to learn and co-workers are helpful and friendly. I really enjoy this job and feel like I make a difference in people's lives.

Most days at this Level 1 Trauma Center was hectic and fast paced. Here I learned the intricate details of dealing with admissions, patient accts, patient information.

This company is all about the workers and I would return there if the opportunity permitted.

Filing papers and making sure patients names and persriptions were in order. Managers were very honest and respectful and always hoped for the best when completing assignments. Co-workers were very polite and cooperated very well with others including me.

I really like woriking for this company only because management was always them when there employees needed them.

Jacobi was a very productive place for me to do my internship. I learned alot while i was there. Everyone there was very helpful and management was great. I hope i can work for Jacobi in the future.

Directing and valeting 650 cars. Running for retrievals, making sure cars are properly ticketed and parked. The hardest part is dealing with all the unhappy customers. Most enjoyable is being outside.

Love working at JMC
Caring , touching lives.
The support from specific staff is great.

Started as Administrator for Pediatric Outpatient Services and moved up from there, working in different services over the course of several years.

Assisting care manager with any task needed
• Filing important documents
• Delivering employees timesheets to payroll
• Shredding of confidential documents

I greet all staff members and go into my office and pick up where I left off the previous work day. I speak to the patients that come in or call and answer any questions or concerns regarding the company

arrive on time get prepared. go to assigned areas , get started working doing the garbage high dusting and washing and making beds etc....

challenging and learning enviormant
supervisor helped to learn vast number of complex cases
enjoyed learning while working

Overwhelmed, the IT Director during my working period was not cooperative, but the CEO,CFO and COO was very cooperative, based on her attitude I suffered as an employee, the only good days was her vacation days. I mastered being creative and developed work ethics that kept me interactive with developing other departments to utilize the Financial Systems – more... efficiently. – less

productive
patience, additional skills
supportive
supportive & helpful
flexibility work hours
appreciation from staff/management/clients

Developed and learned skill for the radiologic proffesion in the pediatrics department.

Pediatrics department allowed me to work hands on and train me to deal with distressed children.

Provided me with the confidence i have today.

I simply enjoyed working at this hospital because I had my own space, my boss and supervisor were always peaceful and in good spirits. They were warm and kind and never created any unnecessary stress or drama. I learned a lot about interacting with the public, especially sick people. The hardest part of my job was to see the clients suffering from their – more... ailments, but we comforted them as best as we could while they were in our care. I enjoyed the overall atmosphere and attitude of everyone who worked within the facility. – less