Mercy Medical Center Employer Reviews

Coworkers were always helpfull and each day was a new learning
experience

Mercy Medical Center was a great place for me to work. I was able to learn about what happens to patients after they are delivered to the Emergency Department. And during the school year, they would allow me to work on my homework during down time.

The typical for me is filing, pulling charts, copying. I learned physicians are harworkers. The management was not fair. The co-workers were not helpful when came down to doing extra work. The part of my job was filing the charts in boxes sometimes. The most enjoyable was making charts and pulling them.

Busy place to work. No opportunity for advancement. Learned valuable skills working in O.R. Overall nice people to work with. Good doctors.

Typical days at work consist of previewing the list of clients for the day and loading a van with all of the required supplies for the day. This position gave me the opportunity to learn more about oxygen concentrators. However, currently I do not work full time and do not have full insight into the company and may change my mind in the future.

Overworked not enough staff. Everyone unhappy who works there so it makes it a rough day

I find that there is a large proportion of "step down" or telemetry patients admitted as "overflow", ICU; hence there are frequent overflow assignments to the ICU nurses with a patient ratio of 5:1. ICU assignments are interesting and challenging and the physicians are always available, Management is somewhat invisible, especially to the night shift. – more... Coworkers are generally helpful and professional, but can seem insular and at times unfriendly, especially to new employees. In fact, the hardest part of this job, as an experienced ICU nurse, has been dealing with some very strong personalities. – less

Start at 6:30 am. gather interments and get ready for the day.I enjoy my work and the place I work. I'm easy to get along with and have fun with my co-works. I try to learn something everyday. I want to move back to Montana to be close to my faimly

I assisted whenever the rooms needed something and I would discharge patients when they would leave the hospital. I also worked at the front desk signing people in and answering any questions.

At my time at Mercy I've had few bad experiences. The few bad experiences that I had came from one particular manager and outlasted her. Besides that, the people are great and always smiling. It is a great atmosphere to work in. My co-workers always felt like family from the people in housekeeping to the Doctors. I know people all throughout the hospital – more... because I am responsible for stocking all areas with linen on a daily basis. – less

I was a AHA instructor, for Mercy. My position was PRN so could set my own schedule. The other staff was very helpful & easy to get along with.

I worked PRN straight out of radiography school. Though I was new to the field, the management respected me as an employee and provided me continual opportunities to advance and progress.

Co-workers were often gossipy, though not more than I expected and it did not often advance to the level of cattiness.

The hospital can be an energetic environment as well as slow and uneventful. Patients ranged from young to old and there was variations within the coworkers that helped create a sense of "family". Most enjoyable part of the job was to see the satisfaction and peacefulness of the patients even though they were in the hospital.

Answer phones, take supplies & instruments to OR, Pull case carts
There is really nothing hard about the job

great place to work, beautiful area and great management. Manageable workloads. Nice work environment. Good team work among all employees.

A typical working day consist of transporter to and from their scheduled test exams and discharging them. I learn the leadership role by being the supervisor and what to expect and the responsibilities that come with it. I can great co-workers that were will to give me advice if they felt I should have handle situation differently. The hardest part – more... of the job is when more patients had to be transported than the number of transporter I had scheduled for that day, even when I had more than normally scheduled. – less

I started this job right out of high school, so I aide. I worked in Surgery for 16 years I started with prepping patient for surgery to wrapping and cleaning surgical instruments, cleaning surgery rooms and a surgical procedures. over the years I moved up and started working at Surgery Control Desk which meant helping the The Control Nurse run the OR. – more... Helping her make sure 100 got lunches and breaks all post op was put in the computer and patients are down and ready for Surgery and lab work is ready, rooms are turned over and ready for the next case and etc. I also did the Surgery Scheduling and Billing. I loved my job loved all my co-workers and loved my Supervisor. The hardest part of this job is there is alot of stress and emotions when a trauma comes through the door. But the Health Field is in my blood.. – less

GREAT TEAM WORK, THE MANAGEMENT MADE YOU ALWAYS FEEL LIKE FAMILY.

Typical Day work picking up jobs taking the patient where they need to be ( such as test cat scan, radiology etc.) I learned how to stand on my feet for long time,i also learned more thing as about medical feild setting. my co-workers are great we work together in all we do we are a team. The hardest part about the job is job is really not getting any – more... assitant or not being heard. the most enjoyable you get to meet different people. you get to learn alot about the medical feild if interest. – less

Mercy is a great place to work. Each day brings something new and exciting in the surgery department.