Piedmont Healthcare Employer Reviews

Endocranology clinic seeing 15-20 patients daily. I learned a great deal about endocranology such as diabetes, thyroid conditions, adrenal disease treatment options, follow ups, and referrals. I worked with 2 certified endocranologists who were mentors as well as friends. Hardest part of this job was patient complience with the diabetic patients. The – more...  most enjoyable part of this job was the patient teaching on health maintance, and disease management. – less

As an employee I was able to cross train with-in the work place.

I worked at Piedmont for over 6 years, first on a Women's Med/Surg floor then an orthopedics floor. I left in good standing with the possiblity of rehire. The major flaw I found at PMC was the lack of support and respect that upper management had for experienced nurses. The President of Nursing during the last 2-3 years of my employment there, actually – more...  fired several RN's (charge nurses) who had given many years of service to the hospital. For those of us left, we constantly worked under the fear of being fired for bogus reasons just as our senoir nurses were. ( Those nurses fired were ones who were part of the community and cared not only about their patients but the reputation of the hospital as well) . The President of Piedmont Medical Center during my employment was not a supportive figure either. – less

limited resources, overworked and low pay. New system implemented. No one was properly trained. Managment did not get input from individals that would be performing the task.

Poor management and uneducated coworkers. Lots of drama. There was a very "political" atmosphere with backstabbing and gossiping.

A company that believes in continued education for its employees.
Knowledge is power and the power is given to each individual.

Face pace, Good teem work , Great training from maanagement

I enjoy my job here. Have great staff and teamwork. Management is very approachable and supportive. They have courses you can take to help with improving your management/supervisor skills.
Working 2nd shift we have to finish up any fluoro cases, OR cases, in patient and out patient exams and of course there are always ER patients. The hardest part is – more...  when there is equipment that is down and still trying to get the exams done in a timely manner. The best part is having great working relationships with all the physicians I deal with on a daily basis. Being positive helps no matter how bad the day can get. – less

The management does not provide help in day to day activities. They also did not communicate well to the staff. They made you feel like a number and did not care about you personally.

My time with Piedmont Healthcare, I was able to travel and take classes for the system we worked with. I was able to advance to a position with a title, the group of people I worked with we all understood and respected each other. I really enjoyed working there.

Very enjoyable enviroment to work in. Co-workers pleasant and kind.