Robert Wood Johnson University Hospital Employer Reviews

I work as a contracted educator. I instruct new and expecting parents on how to care for their very first child. I have a full class of 12 couples monthly. The lecture runs a total of 6 hours and runs once a month.

Good salary. Excellent management. Top notch medical professionals. Always striving for excellence.

Assisting medical personel (doctors, nurses, EKG, Lab technicians, ect.) in their daily routine. Mantaining fluid interaction between patiens, family members and medical personal. Entering doctors orders in the system. Ordering supplies. Answering phone calls and patients intercome.

A typical day at work starts at exactly 3:00pm. You experience everything you expect in a hospital. From the patients to the physicians, you are everything in between. Everyone works there as a team. No one person can do it by themselves. The most enjoyable part of the job is seeing the smile of the patients face at the end of the day. When they say – more... "I would just like to thank you", thats when you know that this job is worth it. – less

A typical day at work involves wearing a smile and creating a culture of kindness among staff and with patients and visitors. The hardest part of the job is encountering extreme levels of acuity and suffering on a regular basis, though I have discovered positive ways of coping. The most enjoyable part of the job is collaborating with other staff to – more... provide really meaningful patient-centered care. I am so pleased the hospital has hired a director of diversity and hope the staff and medical professionals can continue to break down barriers of misunderstandings that sometimes reflect the broader society in which we live. Overall, it's a great place to work--one of New Jersey's best! – less

The hospital was a great environment to work in, it helped me grow and advance my education.

Robert Wood provided its employees with job training, benefits, and a good work environment. I was able to have good relationships with my fellow work peers.

Worked alongside of the nurses to help provide care and comfort to the patients, as well as to check vitals, and assist them with their activities of daily living.

First I have to give them a 5 star rating. While working for this hospital I met people of different race and background. I made friends for life there. Management was awesome! The hardest part of the job was transcribing doctors orders. I enjoy helping people and that gave me some kind of satisfaction.

I will say that it is heavily influenced by politics. Beginning your career there can prove a heavy task. Its about who you know a lot of the time.

a day a work depends on te volume of patients that arrive to the emergency room.I learn everyday from all different kinds of people.my co-workers are good and dependable,managent is fine.the hardest thing is too witness the demise of patients.the most part I like about the job is meeting all different kids of people.

Typically the hospital has great moral, and the staff respect each other and really display team work.

Friendly people, friendly fellow co-workers and employers.

I left after my floor closed and my coworkers and I were all shifted to other departments. I enjoyed that everything possibly medical was available and I learned an enormous amount. But when we were dispersed around the hospital I felt we lost the TEAM aspect and there was no support for us staff members.

Sitting down with a smile on your face, greeting people as they walk by. Helping people find patients and giving them directions.

-Screen out patients' floors
-Complete nutritional assessments, consults,
nursing referrals, and education
-I learn how to calculate estimated nutritional
needs, and assess patients with complicated
medical conditions.
-My coworkers are very knowledgeable, and
specialize in different areas of clinical
nutrition.
-The hardest part of the job is trying – more... to
see all the patients on my list within the
designated time frame. This is due to some
patients, who require at least 15-20 minutes of
my time.
-The most enjoyable part of the job is to
completing nutritional assessments, education,
and knowing that the doctors took my nutrition
recommendations, and the patients learned from
the nutritional education I provided them. – less

• Processed, documented and filed various patient reports such as allergy, isolation, canned feeding and calorie count lists
• Managed high volume in-bound/out-bound calls to patients
Management was not the best
my co workers are hardworking and competent
interaction with hospital personnel that refuse to cooperate and comply with dietary requirements – more... assigned to the patient
assisting the patient with healthier options compliant with their diet – less

On a typical day I would organize and file and run down to the basement for various errands like getting copies or retrieving something from central supply.
I learned more about people skills, how to be approachable, and to take your time when learning the layout of such a large workplace.
Management of the volunteers were always friendly and open to – more... all volunteers be it a newbie or a senior volunteer. The faculty of the hospital as a whole are a very warm bunch. The hardest part was trying to keep busy without interrupting the doctors, often times a task could be completed quickly and the interval between each task was a bit long and awkward. The most enjoyable part was getting to actually help a patient, whether it be by refilling a jug of water, giving them mail, or helping a visitor merely by giving directions. – less

working for RWJUH was rewarding. The staff is wonderful. I have learned how to work within a variety of positions. My typical work day was very professional and challenging but rewarding. The most enjoyable part of my job was making my director, nurses and head nurse proud. There wasn't anything hard about my job function.

Typical day is medical/ob/gyn, and other specialties such as Cardio, Urology etc. I have learned to handle certain situations with customer service. I have learned a lot more about what the nurses do. My co workers really work hard and get treated unfairly on a daily basis. I am very proud of them and all that they do. they go above and beyond. With – more... very limited staff and only four exam rooms so much gets accomplished its actually amazing. Hardest part of the day is dealing with some that will not be happy no matter what you can do for them.. the most enjoyable part of my job is being able to help the patients as much as i can. – less