Provena Health Employer Reviews

An excellent place to work! Love the atmosphere, the people, opportunity for advancement, educational incentives, pay, and health benefits.

Presence Health strives to give excellent care to patients and I love being apart of that.

With the advancement of voice recognition, I may not be needed any more.

I like working in a hospital environment. My day mostly consisted of assembly & analysis of patient charts, making sure all physician signatures were present of marking them for future update. Also working with physicians on their charts answering any questions they might have. Pulled patient charts for other departments as well as other agencies.

Hospital setting. Great hands on experice availble. Learn new things on job.

I worked all shifts, holidays, weekends that are required, as a new graduate nurse. The hospital alway made it possible to continue your education and let you get the experience you needed to grow in your job. The people that work there are like a family, and it is very pleasant to be part of that. The hardest part of job is being new, but the most – more... enjoyable part is they train you to feel comfortable, and compentent in every aspect of the job. – less

please see resume includes a typical day, what I have learned, what my management skills are, the teamwork with my co-workers, the hardest part of the job is some failed equipment. The most enjoyable part are the Patients.

When hired back in 2000, very satisfied with job and co-workers, over the years, definite change in administration.

The staff was very helpful and enjoyabe to work with.
The time and dedication everyone shown to myself to help me be the best paramedic I could be words can not express my gratitude

My typical work day varies day by day. Everyday of work is a new experience when it comes to working in an ER. I learned how to move a quicker pace but everything will be done accurately. The hardest part of my job is making sure that we all work together as a team time to time. I enjoy everything I do at my job, I feel like I learn something new everyday.

Worked here for 5 years... Had good times and bad.. resigned due yo issues with managment... Facilities manager has no idea what he is doing and is rude to all employees... Human resources head is is cut throat and treats people like garbage... Security staff are mismanaged

wonderful place to work because the people are caring and love what they do.

MTF are the busiest days at this practice, i learn about different medications, managemnet needs improvement, great co workers, the hardest part of the job is dealing with different directions from management and Doctors. The most enjoyable part is getting to know our patients and providing excellent service

management not responsive, threaten your job if you report problems.

Great place to work. Unfortunately office closed due to financial reasons.

A typical day consisted of performing heart caths, EP studies with ablations, peripheral studies, PICC lines, and other minimally invasive procedures. I learned a great deal about the heart and how it functions. I assisted physicians with all types of procedures and learned best practices with sterile techniques. The management was lacking leadership – more... and consistency among fellow employees but I admired many coworkers and learned as much from the senior employees that I could. The hardest part of the job was the poor attitudes of some of my coworkers and their ability to effect the entire department and not to mention working a full day after being called in during the middle of the night. The most enjoyable part of the job was the instant gratification of saving people's lives and feeling important. During the years I had been employed at the hospital being in the Cath Lab was the most enjoyable experience of them all. – less

During my 5 plus years at PSJH, the management was always coming and going through an invisible revolving door. Nursing Directors were known to join together to bully other management and employees who worked under their supervision. HR was more of a "clique" who made it obvious when you weren't liked. They liked to hire friends and family of management – more... which caused problems throughout the hospital. You can only hope the merge with Resurrection has helped change the majority of issues within the ministry. – less

Unable to speak with management without threat of discipline. Union controlled.

Many things to keep me busy. I love working with and meeting new people and that is certainly available to anyone who works at a Provena location. Always curtious and kind, our patients love how we are with them and even though a hospital is not an enjoyable place to be, our patients like to come back to us. I love the people I work with and everyone – more... is so willing to help each other out. I learned how to have real compassion for people and to really listen to what they say. The hardest part of the job is working alone sometimes when checking patients in and the phone is ringing but it doesn't happen too often. The most enjoyable part is meeting and talking to new people which is everyday and is one of the things I really like. – less

Provena has a great Mission and Vision and really lives by it. They have had too many changes in administration over the past five years which makes it difficult to know where you stand. Not much work / life balance but not sure that is true anywhere you work. Healthcare is hard these days. Middle management is a great team and work very well together – more... and is supportive of each other. – less