Pros: free lunches @ times and award incentives for doing a good job.
Cons: not enough time to eat lunch
Analyzed medical records while making sure the physicians had met all HIPPA requirements.
Scanned all new reports into database.
Helped physicians in entering their dictations using a computer based system.
Copied and filed records for all legal requests.
Copied all microfilm as needed.
Hardest part pushing big loads of charts across the pedway into
– more... the Dr's complete section of the hospital.
Loved working with the Dr's and teaching them what they needed to do on the line systems. – less
Katrinia – June 27, 2012
I couldn't agree with you more. I truly thought Norton would be a great place to work (as they promote it to be). I found out the hard way. I have never been treated any worse or degraded as I was by the supervisors in my department. We're not the only ones. A friend of mine recently had a start day on Monday and on the Thursday before, after she had given notice at her other job, HR called and rudely told her that they didn't want her and not to contact anyone there again. The money is good, but you also pay a price when you work for Norton.
Laur3n – January 11, 2013
You took the words right out of my mouth. I was there for 12 years, had a back surgery, then the 'trying to find something I did to complain about' started. I was bullied out by my supervisor, but my BP is much better now (after 12 years mind you).