Johns Hopkins Hospital Employer Reviews

I like my summer job there but, I wanted to explore the business side of the hospital.

Working as an nurse clinician at JHH is very rewarding. Its a great opportunity to see some very complex yet interesting conditions and innovative treatment modalities. Overall patient population can be challenging, but that's what makes it enjoyable.

Loved everything about this place. Allowed advancements also further education opportunities if need be.

It was a good place to work with good benefits and a great opportunities for advancement.

I AM A TEAM WORKER,LOVE TO HELP PEOPLE IN LIFE
HAD ,HAVE A LOT OF FUN AT MY JOBS.MAKING PEOPLE&
CO-HAPPY IS MY LIFE.I USE MY MEDICAL SKILLS AT THE HIGHEST RATE GIVING THE PATIENT EXPERTISE IN
NY PHLEBOTOMY/IV TRAINING.I ALSO TRAINED A PHLEBOTOMY DEPT AND AWARDED A HONOR AT JOHNS HOPKINS HOSPTAL.

a typical day here at the Johns Hopkins Hospital is lot's of scheduling of appointments, Posting surgeries, Providing excellent Customer Service to our patients, and customers, very good teamwork and I really enjoyed working with my co-workers and our surgeons. The most enjoyable part of my job is the we all work as a team when one person is out of – more... the office we can follow through with what ever that person had to do.The hadest part of the job is sometimes it's not that organized and I am a very organized person I like to have everything in place. – less

Good location, have to pay for your own parking though. Work is not very challenging but it is a job.

First rate hospital with all the modern technological advances and resources at your fingertips. Never felt alone when I was working there. Staff are able to function under high levels of pressure with a calmness that contributed to excellent care.

I learned that through, smiling faces and a good attitude creates good customer service. I love working and I love my fellow employees.

I enjoy working hereon a daily basis.Eachday brought a new adventure.

great staff, great hospital wide systems for safety. Helpful staff, hard workers. Very busy shifts.
patient centered.

Wished I still worked here, overral alot of room for promotions and recognition.

Always a new/different day at work, helping people, teamwork.

A typical day at work was always fast paced, alot to do from the start of your shift to the end. You could never get bored at this job

Every single day is different. Learn something new all the time. Co-workers extremely intelligent. Have to able to keep up with the pace.

Work at the Johns Hopkins Hospital for me was like going to school everyday and learn something new every minute, was never a routine, that is what I like the most and all my co-workers were very smart people with many talents, from specialized doctors to a technician. it was a chaos in the unit, but a fun chaos. so far I can said that the Johns Hopkins – more... Hospital has been my best job.
The benefits were excellent, from my medical to dental to my holidays off paid and sick days off with paid. and a constant overtime paid time and half to a evening difference and weekends and holidays paid with difference.
everything was going very well, I had plans to continue school to get my RN licence and them my Nurse anesthesia licence, till I got injure at work and had a lumbar spine surgery that keep me out of work for many years. – less

VERY PRODUCTIVE AND FREINDLY WORK PLACE. I HAVE LEARNED A LITTLE OF EVERYTHING. FREINDLY CO-WORKERS FUN TO BE AROUND. LOVE EVERYTHING ABOUT THIS JOB.

My job is very enjoyable. I Have my own floor and i make sure that everyone gets 3 meals a day. I also make sure that they are making the right selections based on each indiviual diet. I work close with nursing staff to assure that the patients are satisfied. The hardest part of the job is to satisfy each patient depending on the diet. Some diets are – more... very limited in the food selections but i want each patient to enjoy every meal. The most enjoyable part of my job is bondng with the patients and their families, I learned that the patients are always happy to see us beacuse all we want to do is give them good meals each day. I learned that every person is different and to use patience with everyone. – less

The job was interesting, but I was laid off before I could learn more.

• Prioritize patient daily care according to acuity and scheduled patient procedures
• Assist patients with A.M. care, take vital signs, prep for procedures and obtain specimens
• Maintain and set up patient rooms
• Perform preventive maintenance on emergency equipment
• Assist with patient and family education
• Assist R.N. with sterile and non-sterile – more... dressing changes
• Utilize PC to enter and retrieve patient data
• Answer multi-line phone, operate fax and copy machine – less