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Productive and educational
Student Diagnostic Technologist (Former Employee), Jacksonville, FL – May 16, 2013
Pros: physical experience in learning evey phase of radiology.
Cons: short lunch breaks.
I enjoyed every phase of Radiography as a student at Mayo Clinic. Interaction with the patients, radiologists and clinician was eventful and a great learning experience. The hardest part was seeing the discomforted patients but the most enjoyable part was to be apart of enhancing the lives of the patients.
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Very Cliquish and Unprofessional
Registered Nurse (Former Employee), Phoenix, AZ – May 12, 2013
Pros: good income & benefits
Cons: poor management on unit 3e, cliquish, short breaks, & long hours
Before securing a full-time job at Mayo Clinic, I interned as a nurse during the prior summer. I enjoyed my internship and was offered an RN position after graduating nursing school. Little did I know, the real Mayo experience was very cliquish and unpleasant. It was extremely difficult to collaborate with my peers due to this hostile environment. If – more... you don't plan on kissing up to your co-workers or manager than this is not the right place for you. – less
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High level of intelligent individuals and patient poplulation was diversed.
Medical Secretary Endocrinology (Former Employee), Jacksonville, FL – May 12, 2013
Pros: excellent pay and benefits.
Cons: not enough clerical staff to handle the workload of the office.
Customer Service by answering approximately 55 calls per day. Learned a lot about medications and treatments. Most of my co-workers were enjoyable to be around. Difficult to manage the high volume of phone calls, schedule changes daily.
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Good place to work
o Financial Analyst III (Current Employee), Jacksonville, FL – May 11, 2013
Most enjoyable part of the job is no matter what you do you know you are making a difference.
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My job kept me very busy and I learned new things on a regular basis.
Surgical Core Technician (Former Employee), Rochester, MN – May 3, 2013
Pros: they worked well with there employees to get them out for dr. appointments and school functions.
Cons: worked short staffed quite often.
I enjoyed going to work everyday. I did the same job for 20 yrs. and everyday was a new challenge. I was very knowledgeable in my job. I often trained new employees. It was very busy and fast pace. But at the end of the day I felt very rewarded for a job well done. The most diffecult part of the job was not having enough insturments and supplies on – more... the days there were multiple cases exactly the same. I got along with my co-workers, we worked very well as a team. We would even have picnics and bbqs together. – less
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High standards, cutting edge medical care, patient priority
Mayo Clinic Hospital ER Technician (Current Employee), Phoenix, AZ – May 1, 2013
Mayo is the pinnacle of patient care and technology. It's always a learning experience working with the very best in the medical field.
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Cooking in all areas of the Hospital
COOK / PERSONAL CHEF (Former Employee), Rochester, MN – April 30, 2013
Produce various kinds of food products for employees, visitors and patients. I've been a part of all positions all over the hospital involving food in small and mass quantities.
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The best employer i have ever worked for.
Account Representative (Former Employee), Scottsdale, AZ – April 26, 2013
Pros: great organization
Cons: can't think of any.
Very professional an excellent facility to work in, I'm sorry I left them to relocate in California due to death in family in 2003. The whole organization treats their employees with respect. A typical work day was answer phones from patients, facilities and major insurance companies. I had to call patients regarding balances due,copays etc. Coworkers – more... and Management were great.Everyone was very professional in the work enviroment. No gossiping or competition was going on unlike most jobs unfortuanetly. They expected nothing but the best from each employee and no short cuts and things like i didn't have time to finish, or not getting all proper information needed and passing the buck. I loved talking to patients on the phone or in person. I also did billing as well as insurance follow up. – less
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offers great hands-on experience for student
Student (Former Employee), Jacksonville, FL – April 25, 2013
Pros: professional, educational.
Cons: n/a
A great hospital for student learning opportunities. Very professional and excellent customer care.
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Great overall place to work
Paticent Care Assistant (Former Employee), Rochester, MN – April 23, 2013
Pros: centraly located
Cons: huge
Mayo Clinic was a great place to work. The people and environment are excellent.
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Hospital life.
Monitor Technician/Patient Care Technician (PCT) (Former Employee), Jacksonville, FL – April 16, 2013
Pros: healthcare
Cons: management
A typical day at work would include the professionalism of ones self towards all individuals in and around the hospital. It would involve the caring and understanding of all who stayed in its surroundings.
The hardest part of the job is trying not to bring home the pain and suffering of the sick, during their trying times. The most enjoyable part of – more... this job is watching the sick become well and the joy it brings to them and their families. – less
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Commitment to the needs of patients
Clinical Laboratory Technologist (Former Employee), Rochester, MN – April 16, 2013
Pros: great employee fitness center, beautiful campus, great community for families.
Cons: not much to offer the young and single, coping will require creativity and a willingness to travel to get your fun.
I enjoyed every day of my work at Mayo Clinic. It is truly an institution committed to providing the highest quality diagnostic testing. I received excellent training in LC-MS/MS analysis, QC, QA, troubleshooting, data compiling and event reporting. My workers were great, although Mayo on the whole lacks a little bit in the diversity of its employees. – more... Best part: coming to work every day. Hardest part: playing token minority. – less
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Proud to work for such a great company!
Registered Nurse (Current Employee), Jacksonville, FL – April 15, 2013
Pros: opportunity for advancement with a preferred degree.
Cons: strong personalities that can become challenging.
Mayo Clinic is an absolutely amazing company to work for. They have incredible resources, intelligent doctors, nurses and allied health staff. They operate as a team health care approach so it is very important that you communicate clearly with your staff and develop good relationships.
I could not imagine working for a better company in healthcare. – more... They continue to inspire me to provide excellent patient care and allow staff to become creative towards the future of healthcare. I highly recommend taking the opportunity to become part of the Mayo Clinic team/family. I have proudly worked for them for 11 years today and hope for at least 11 more! – less
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Very Biased work enviroment
RN (Current Employee), Jacksonville, Fl – April 15, 2013
Pros: benifits
Cons: very biased, unfriendly managment
I would have never expected to get treated like i did at Mayo. If you kiss your bosses behind, then your fine but if not....watch out. Worst job i ever had.
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Great job
Vascular Access Technician (Former Employee), Rochester, MN – April 15, 2013
Typical work day was fast-paced. I learned a lot about medical terminology and basic healthcare. Management of my particular department seem to always be working to "fix" something. Co-workers were bearable...it was a big place...lots of faces. You learn to get along. Hardest part of the job was dealing with all of the changes that took place in an – more... ever growing field. Overall the Mayo experience was quite enjoyable but if I had to pick just one...it would be the placement of IV's. – less
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Many hostile work environments at Mayo, lots of politics there, don't work there.
Medical Secretary (Former Employee), Rochester, MN – April 14, 2013
Pros: benefits/pay
Cons: bad environments, hostile work environments. not a good place to work.
Mayo is too big for its britches. They own Rochester. This place is all about money, power and control - lots of big egos there. I worked in a couple of bad environments there. Lots of migraines while at work daily. Lots of yelling in the workplace. Too many managers who are micromanagers there. Lots of power hungry people. It used to be a good place – more... to work but now it's all about you are a number. You have to be a "yes sir" or "yes mam" and mind your own business, and you can't question managers, supervisors, administration or doctors or you get in trouble. They write you up for nothing. It's not good anymore. The Mayo Brothers would roll over in their graves if they saw what it has turned into. – less
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Nice place to work
Head Cook (Current Employee), Austin, MN – April 14, 2013
Pros: pto
I work with people of all ages. So I learn from all of them. The most enjoyable part of my job is when I can teach someone else something new.
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Workplace bullying is rampant here
Administrative Assistant (Current Employee), Rochester, MN – April 8, 2013
Pros: benefits and salary
Cons: workplace bullying; hostile work environment
I have been here for almost 8 years. If you have a bad supervisor, you will have a bad career here. Workplace bullying is a major problem in a lot of areas and is typical in the area I am in.
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Excellent for HCP's
Undergraduate Research Fellow (Former Employee), Rochester, MN – March 31, 2013
Mayo Clinic is a world-renowned as a leader and innovator in the health care industry. They provide their employees with superior benefits and compensation and maintain a culture based on values and focusing on patient-care, education, and research.
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Do not work for VATT or Lab Services.
Vascular Access Testing Technician (Former Employee), Rochester, MN – March 31, 2013
Horrible department to work there. They are manipulative and do not care about their employees. Worked for them for five years. I had to quit because they refused to help me further my education. Avoid this department at all costs.
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