Johns Hopkins Bayview Medical Center Employer Reviews

JHBMC worked there 10 years. Worked with a doctors, LCPC, LCSW-C as well as LGPC and LCSW.

12 hour day shift
work with 3-4 other nursing staff
working with patients who are not always motivated for change to promote a healthier lifestyle
working with a strong core group of nurses

Excellent employer to build experience. Busy work environment.

I learned a lot about the professions of Occupational and Physical therapies. The management staff was always open to questions and concerns.

It was a very fast paced enviornment at Bayview. The doctors there see lots of patients in clinic. The management changed a few times while I was there. I truely enjoyed my co-workes. They were team players. I really learned a lot at Bayview. The most importand thing I learned are customer service skills. I also learned tons of office skills including – more... posting surgeries, payment posting, and insurance verification.

The hardest part about working there was the volumes of patients they processed daily. It could be overwhelming at times. I loved the pay and benefits they offered. – less

Co-workers are great, but management does not care about his/her employees. Hostile work environment

An amazing place to begin your career. The high volume and workload will give you amazing experience. They run a tight ship with little consideration for family or sickness as the policies are quite stringent. This coding department employed several non certified coders, so when new coders are hired they must be certified but are paid only $12.75. Which – more... is considebly low for this field. As a stepping stone it's a great career move as for long term this position is revolving. What you do get is a vast knowledge because of the many specialties so in choosing this position
Absorb as much as you can. – less

There is always something to do
Learned how to answer phones professionally
File papers

My job is very rewarding, I work with paitents on a daily basis helping them resolve there thoracic problems and taking care of them through their surgeries and appointment with my physician

Staff is uncooperative. No team work present. Employees are disgruntaled. Patient care lacking.

I worked for this employer for many years and consistently felt unappreciated, overworked and far underpaid. Human resources are horrible and at best unresponsive (if not overtly hostile).

Registering patients for their clinic visit. I learned how to make sure patients received the best customer service once they walked into the facility for services rendered. The management for the Ambulatory Service Department was outstanding they always made sure the Clinics were kept up to date with the latest technology. The hardest part of the job – more... was paper referrals patients would forget them or did not know their insurance required them to have one. The enjoyable part of the job was remembering different patients by name because they came in frequently for clinic visits. – less

I was a new graduate...my first job. I loved it. Very fast pace unit which I loved the challeges. I enjoyed precepting new nursing. I loved the educational track that JHU offered to the nurses with upcoming skill/techniques (cutting edge technology).

I enjoy the co-workers that i work with. My first day thier i was well trained

Great coworkers, lazy management, very busy schedule with no help during vacations and when people are out sick. Constant add ons, limited lunch time, demanding surgeon who could care less if you have help, just get his patients done. Alot of racial issues, not a team environment.

I used to work in Operating Room as a Surgical Tech. Very very bad work place to work.. Do not spend your time over there. I wont go there rest of my life. Problem is bad OR management. If you can get lunch for those managers they will take care you very well. They have no respect for their employees.

Bayview is a great place to work. Excellent benefits, however they are very strict with PTO use and calling out on sick leave. Being near Baltimore city most of the patients are city folk- aka a lot of drug/etoh withdrawal. The floors are hard to work on, however management listens very well and attempts to make changes necessary to keep staff happy.

Hard work but the nurses always thanked me for the wonderful job I did on the unit I was assigned.

When I would come to work, I would proceed to my desk, turn it on, and open all the programs that I would need to use. I then got my scanning batches and scanned and indexted all patients charts. Everyone on the management team were not on the same page as each other. There were different sets of rules for every supervisor you spoke to. The hardest – more... part of my job was learning the actual process. The most enjoyable part was after I learned how to do the process and doing it. – less

The most important part is to be kind to people and do your best to be a team player