Oregon Health Sciences University Employer Reviews

OHSU has a family atmosphere. The collaboration among staff is one of the things that make OHSU a unique place to work. The pharmacy department has been my family most of my time at OHSU. If you are thinking of a career change or transition to other organizations, you should consider OHSU because it could become your new family :).

The staff is very welcoming of new staff.
There multiple places to eat and get coffee.
They have a tram.

Great people and a challenging, fast paced environment. Supportive managers who deeply cared about your career and professional development.

There is no way to explain how awesome ONPRC is. The Research culture is amazing. How do you not get excited telling people about your job, "I work with monkeys". Everyday is different, there is not an average day when it comes to working with nonhuman primates. I absolutely love that my job is half desk work, half active "on your feet work". The difficult – more... part about working at ONPRC, is that we are primarily funded by the NIH. The budget cuts are becoming a reality for many of us, and that's very difficult. – less

Neuroscience in OHSU is very strong. We have a great community of neuroscientists and neurologists here. Everyone is friendly and knowledgeable. It's so easy to collaborate with colleagues here and focus on moving projects forward.

I enjoy the research climate at OHSU, the project I'm coordinating, and collaborations with work colleagues.

I enjoy the project I'm working on and collaborations with work colleagues.

I live very close to the building in which I am working. I can go home and make lunch for myself. The University is still expanding and under good management. There are enormous opportunities to build career here.

Oregon Health and Science University is a great company to work for, if you can get in. The hospital and connected industry is very difficult to enter, but once you get the opportunity it is a very solid career field.

An excellent organization that is growing fast and keeping up technologically. Outstanding, compassionate co-workers.

I worked with the best of the best at OHSU. I am proud to have been a part of that healthcare community.

Decent wages. Ok Management. Lacked daily leadership needed to be a more effective department.

I loved my coworkers and they were so supportive. They started a employee ran unit improvement program.

OHSU is a great place to work. Overall I am sad to look else ware but I am wanting something a little different and unfortunately there is no openings at this time.

everyone was wonderful to work with
beautiful campus.
professional atmosphere
lots of opportunity for success

I wish I can relive my life, so that I can work there again. My brain was always fed with knowledge, the work I did promised to give hope to people who have cancer. The diversity of the staff was so amazing that I felt that I was part of great minds of the world working together to benefit mankind.

everything was great. One of the best places that I have ever worked at. Educated, professional, and great people.

Enjoyed working with medical students and helping them get through the maze of regulations from the Nat'l Bd of Medical Examiners and the OHSU Dean's Office. Also enjoyed the independence and being able to originate my own program management methods in placing students as well as producing and maintaining the considerable paperwork needed for each student. – more... Co-workers were great team players--we helped each other a lot and had fun together. The hardest part of the job was to professionally meet the demands of literally hundreds of people. – less

Great in medical expertise and direct patient care. However, OHSU lacks a cohesive culture and approach to business. Many business decisions that should be made in a top-down manner are made from the bottom-up, leadng to very slow change when urgency is needed, especially concerning marketing, industry partnerships, innovative developments, handling – more... Medicaid patients, and vision for future directions. Therefore, there is a lack of a cohesive culture. – less

OHSU has a very distinctive culture and is a large stable organization. Each day was different and presented a more unique challenge. Over the six years I worked at this organization, I learned how to manage people effectively and each day reinforced my desire to stand up for what was right and for my staff. Upper management can often be disconnected – more... from line staff and that often gets in the way of getting the job done. By far, the most enjoyable part of my job was interacting with my direct reports. They are a truly wonderful group of people. – less