Database Systems Administrator - Univ. Transplant (Former Employee), Chicago, IL – May 21, 2012
Pros: the staff, work environment, decent location
I found it to be a nice place to work. Very friendly atmosphere. The employees are very pleasant to work with and everyone seems to have an upbeat, caring attitude toward patients.
Administrative Manager (Former Employee), Chicago, Il – May 21, 2012
Pros: working with the public
I worked 23 Years for rush University Medical Center. My experience there was great. I worked for Family Medicine. A typical day there was fast-paced, multi-tasking played an important role. The hardest part of the job was to be coherent to everybody needs all at the same time. The most enjoyable part of the job was serving the customers. I consider – more... myself a people person I feel I have great customer service skills. – less
Productive environment. I absolutely loved all my co-workers.
Certified Pharmacy Technician (Former Employee), Chicago, IL – May 16, 2012
I learned everything I know from working at Rush. We were often shorthanded but the staff was a true team and we helped each other everyday in whatever way we could. I often was switched from Chemo to OR to Pediatrics, but that comes with the territory of working in a big hospital.
Be careful if you're offered a job there. They will cut you loose at the first sign of trouble. I worked there for 23 years and was a stellar employee and was laid off with no warning. However all of Senior Management who caused all the problems including over-billing Blue Cross and Blue Shield are still there.
Journeyman Electronics / Bio-Med Technician (Former Employee), Chicago, IL – April 11, 2012
Rush is family friendly enviorment work place were everyone supports each other. Always room for improvement to be better productive to injoy hard working task at hand and be proud of your accomplishment in working with co-workers and management as a team. The most enjoyable part of the job is not just your every day typical work but the patients care – more... side of it as well to making them feel very special during the time of their stay. My brother had his kideny transplant at rush and I want to give back to the people who gave. – less
Telecommunications Engineer (Former Employee), Chicago,IL – March 2, 2012
Pros: great doctors and employees
Great organization,with many chances for advancement. From management on down,this is a wonderful Medical Center,that rewards their employees for the hard work they do.
Clinical Nurse III on a scale of I-IV (Former Employee), Chicago, Illinois – December 31, 2011
Pros: fifty percent tuition, 32 hours/week.
I enjoyed my work and scholarship at Rush. I worked in Bone Marrow Transplant while obtaining my Master of Science degree. The managerial staff was excellent and my coworkers were all either Master of Science or PhD students. It a very egalitarian and professional atmosphere that I have yet to reexperience
Administrative Assistant I (Former Employee), Chicago, IL – December 21, 2011
Pros: the cafeteria was excellent, room 500 was fabulous.
This company was very good to work for. Management were responsive to employee needs/questions. The atmosphere was professional and in-house training for employees was excellent. Unfortunately during the changing climate "restructuring" ended this job for me.