Mercy Hospital Employer Reviews

After 21 years working there, I acquire wisdom, patience,many skills; needless to say tremendous experience.From Mercy to Mercy HCA, it has been a tremendous change at all level.

Productive place, but very gloomy in a sense not as much as a welcomed feeling then in most hospitals.

DIRECT PATIENT CARE. I WORKDED WITH LPN,CNA AS TEAM NURSING,WE PROVIED CARE FOR ALL PATIENTS,MEDICATIONS,PAIN MANGEMENTS,ADLS, AND WORKED WITH OTHER PROFESSIONALS TO PROVIDE THE BEST CARE POSSIBLE.

A great hospital to work at. Mercy is a level 1 trauma center where you learn alot of different skills.

Great place to volunteer. Really enjoyed the staff. I loved working with the other employees in the OR.

I worked in home health and I can say that the office I was in had a lot of problems with management, getting comparable compensation for the work you provided and the office politics were just unbelievable. The best part of working there, were the people I worked with. They were some of the nicest people I've ever worked with and I formed a lot of – more... long last friendships there. – less

ER at mercy is very busy, we were getting several patients on weekends when i was working, but in registration we had some good people that worked us a team and we got people in and out very quickly.

It is nice to help patients get better and the best part about it is that the patients are nice to you. I have learned about caring more for people and keeping them happy while they are in the hospital. The management are very nice. I like to work with my co-workers because we work like a team. The hardest part of the job is seeing patients sick.

Hospital closed and I wish it didn't, but it enable me to explore my options with other companies.

Love helping others, and putting a smile on my patients!!!!!!!

While working for Mercy I had a very good experience, and would refer anyone to them.

Left hospital work 10 years ago, not sure what the current work atmosphere is like

A typical day at the office I work in is filled with pleasant energetic doctors, and co workers. We have some of the most pleasant patients also. I really feel good coming to work everyday. We are like an exteneded family. The most difficult part of the job is when a pt loses a pregnancy and they are upset. You can not help but feel compassion, and – more... sorrow for them. – less

Day shift was pleasant to work and being close to home gaveample opportunities for a life outside work.However at the time I left and many months prior we had no manager or management in the department.
We were working in a vacum essentially with much chaos.In fact the staff (myself included) wrote a certified letter to administration pointing out the – more... liabilities of med errors and something very seriously bad happening. This resulted in several staff resigning and others being invited to do so. – less

I was able to build on my customer service skills as I was the first mode of contact with patients before their exam. I loved my co-workers, it was like a second family for me. I miss not seeing "my customers" and my "other" family. This job taught me how to deal with others, whether it be from a good or bad standpoint.

mercy is always willing to work with your schedule and allow you 40 + hours a weeks.

I have learned to be a better respiratory therapist.
Typical day at work is busy but its fun to see different patients and be able to take care of them.
The enjoyable part of the job is the gratitude that people show you when you help them understand something or take care of them.
I enjoy the time I spent with patients.

educated management needed within the dept
co-workers enjoyable to work with
great organization as a whole

While doing my externship at Mercy Hospital, i learned quite a bit working in with different Doctors, MA, and the patients. You become close to the patients, and the other emloyees, it was easy for me to make it feel like home.

I learned a lot from working for this company.The staff was helpful.