Orlando Health Employer Reviews

Good place to work. Management is a mixed bag with some great managers and some that you wonder how they got their job.

I billed patient account files both the electronic claims primary and secondary claim. I ensured their accuracy and completeness according to billing guidelines.
I learned ICD-9-CM, CPT, HCPCS, medical terminology and billing software.
My co workers are great and there's a team work among us. The most enjoyable part of my job is when I am billing the – more... accounts and everyday is always a challenge for me learning the billing guidelines. – less

If you enjoy working with sick people this is the place to be. Have chance to go on to further you career in medical field with this place of work.

Turnover was heavy, they did not hire to replace employees that left. Worked alone on a shift that should have had four employees. the equipment was broken and poorly maintained. Although I met some interesting and fun employees. Very seldom saw manager. hardest part was trying to be in two places at once since they were so short staffed, caused alot – more... of stress. Most enjoyable part was helping the patients leave, talking to them, see them doing well. – less

The work environment here is great, and employee recognition from management does not go un-noticed.

Great people to work with. Great benefits. Left for career advancement, but miss it dearly.

Orlando Health is a good company to work for; they have good benefits and descent pay. They promote their employees to go above and beyond; and they are really flexible when it comes to an employee wanting to better themselves through school, training etc.

This is a busy hospital with lots of opportunities. Usually has 2-3 TEE's per day. Stress echos are performed at times. Very little contrast is used at this hospital. The benefits are great for the 401K.

I have enjoyed my 18+ years at Orlando Health but things are changing. Technology is taking over. I work at Arnold Palmer Hospital and have for all my 18+ years but we are going corporate and there is not enough work for everyone. I am trying to keep full time employment at home and I am willing to work any shift. I love my job. I will miss is very – more... much. I have learned a lot including genetic consultations and much much more. I get along with every physician and employee. – less

Great experience,supportive when continuing education and preceptor program left the graduate nurse feeling well equipped to perform duties. The acute psych unit requires team work and this was very much present.

stayed busy,learned that its not hard to become a nurse.coworkers were great .the hardest part was management issues,they were resolved after i was laidoff.I really enjoyed serving the public

Checked my e-mails answered any messages, go straight to my home visits and interact with the families and their babies. I learned to respect the people who works on the Human Services field. I grew passion for the job seeing how the co-workers were doing the maximum to help the families and connect them with services. The hardest part was the transportation, – more... due in Florida publis transportation was a challenge. The mos enjoyable part was that I had the honor to graduated 15 families who started with me on the program and my retention rate was 100%. – less

Its a fun and welcoming place to work. the heardest part of my job is dealing and helping the family deal with death.

I did not enjoy working here at all. They are the most racist, rude, unprofessional people I have ever worked for. Management played favorites. Once you complained about the overwhelming amount of work you had, you became the target. HR was not my advocate, rather, my HR manager was best friends with my managers and did not speak up on my behalf when – more... she saw unfair things happening. HR never addressed the high turnover in that particular department. – less

I really enjoyed working with orlando health, I learned various duties and to understand OBGYN was very fascinating. I loved to help patients in need of some healthcare. The office was a medicaid only office, we never turned anyone away.

Orlando Health is a large organization trying to keep up with the latest developments in the medical care industry. They are trying to provide opportunities to their employees, enabling them to be integral to these changes.

The most difficult part of working with Orlando Health is with the size of this organization and all of the many departments, – more... managers, assistant managers, then having to cross through all of these people to meet the needs of one patient at time.

As a whole, Orlando Health is growing. But for people needing care, getting some individual needs met are difficult from a nursing perspective. – less

Great hospital with a focus on patient care
Beautiful hospital facilities
Skilled physicians on staff

I enjoyed my years of employment. I worked in several different department and met many different people and had several managers. I enjoyed working with patients.

I love my job. we thrive on "patient first". I know that what we do here makes people's lives hopefully better. My managers here are awesome and the physicians gare great. The hardes part of my job is working with patients when they get bad news. I work for a cancer center. WE are here to make the patients comfortable and informed.

I like the people that I work with for the most part. Me and the clinical staff get along very well. The hardest part of the job is trying to get copays from patients. The thing that I don't like is not having set days off.