Jewish Hospital Employer Reviews

Since I have been in the Quality Management department, i have learned a tremendous amount about MIDAS and continue to learn more about the use of EPIC even though I was a superuser for the program. I ahve become increasingly conversant with the finer points of the CORE values in terms of evaluating when they are being properly documented or vice versa. – more... I really enjoy the work as I can see that is makes a huge difference in the quality of care as well as the cost of the care provided. – less

MONITOR PATIENTS IN CCU UNITS EKGS AND WATCH FOR RYTHM CHANGES. WE WERE USED AS A BACK UP SUPPORT TO THE NURSES ON THE UNIT. IT WAS KIND OF A BORING JOB BUT I DID LEARN MY EKGS QUCKLY, WHICH HELPS ME IN THE CATH LAB.

work load manageable
pleasant work environment especially with coworkers
working with the elderly was very enjoyable

As a director report to the Materials Management Director, my responsibilities dealt with managing, ordering and receiving materials and supplies needed for the expansion.

Awesome co-workers that work great together as a team. Lots of opportunities to grow.

cooking for hosipat poeple and for al people all meals of the day

A typical work day involves contacting multiple physicians setting up consults as well as entering new patient orders and preparing some patients charts for discharge. The most difficult aspect of this position is that there are consistently multiple projects going on at once so time management is extremely important.

positive work place. easy to communicate with others. learn something new everyday.

I was a new nurse graduate, and it is a great place for a new grad to work. it is conducive to the learning atmosphere a new nurse need to grow mentally and clinically. great place

No job security- Constant layoffs that lead to being short staffed-Management does not care about wellfare of employees

In mornings get my path reports for the cases I was abstrasting that day. Go to Tumor Conferences on Thrusdays, which I enjoy listening and taking notes of the different cancer cases. My co-worker were really nice we would help each other if one of us had a hard case,or question about a code,or staging. We believe in team work. It was a great learn – more... experence. – less

Report givenfrom the night staff, vital signs and weights, Assist with baths and setup for meals, draw labs before surgery and after surgery, transporting and abulation. I worked 7 Towers and on saturday we closed down the floor

Work days were long and exhausting. There were never enough employees. My co-workers were miserable. The hardest part of the job was trying to keep up with the work. I didn't enjoy it.

very busy phone calls scheduling taking care of paperwork assisting with pt care data entry stocking cleaning rooms greeting pt"s

All i can say is i wish i couldve made a better oppurtunity for myself at jewish great poeple loved the patients.

go in and prep for today and what i learned was when you develop your own routine and it dont interfere with the job then i can work well i personally can work any where dont have no problems with anything or anybody

I spent 13 years at JH and almost always found myself among friends. I can still walk through and find many people I know and love.

Understaff registration areas with no help. Registration clerks may be left to work alone on an 8 hour shift. Management seem not to care one way or the other. Director seems vindictive and prevent employees from advancing.

I have only worked for this place for a month but it was worth the experience, helping out patients who are in need and feeling sense of accomplishment..

Jewish was a good place to work. They valued their employees and compensated accordingly. They provided free contnuing education and additional education to improve your knowledge and skills.