Seton Medical Center Employer Reviews

Well organized, I had a great time learning to read Doctors orders. Management were helpful and friendly. My preceptor is awesome. Doctors handwritting is the hardest part of the job, but I enjoyed the learning experience and all the challanges that came with it.

Well organized, I had a great time learning to read Doctors orders. Management were helpful and friendly. My preceptor is awesome. Doctors handwritting is the hardest part of the job, but I enjoyed the learning experience and all the challanges that came with it.

The Nuclear techs currently working there are LAZY and uninterested in their work! They make it a very hostile place for all newcomers; they have been looking for another Nuclear tech there for over 5 years! (I know, I was one of the many that worked there and quit the job within the 1st year).
The hospital is financially unstable; mass lay-offs of – more... nurses and support staff over the last 2 years. The C.F.O. just quit a few months back, and other upper management are "abandoning ship"! A merger with a large hospital chain was cancelled due to lack of financial stability.
But, the big reason to NEVER join SATAN (oops, I mean SETON) is because the Nuclear Medicine Dept is disfunctional from TOP to BOTTOM! RUN, don't walk! – less

Everyone I work with is fun and really makes the day go by fast.

A typical day at work- daily routine work is pretty much the same as with other hospital. Assessement of patiets, review of patients charts to check for current MD orders, check plan of care, admission and discharge of patients.

What I learned---- Seton is very much concerned to make sure that the staff nurses know what they are doing are current with – more... their nursing training,and knowledge.Continuing education is the key.

Management---My nurse manager is cool and awesome. I enjoyed my employment with Seton Medical Center Austin because of her. She is very nice,and made me feel welcomed and accepted as a new employee. It just make me feel to comeback and work again at Seton.

My co-workers--Most of them were nice and helpful.

The hardest part of job---The job is pretty much routine. Sometimes it is hard and impossible to please and make every single patient happy.

The most enjoyable part of job---Patients' satisfaction. When the patient is satisfied with my sercive that gives me a big smile on my face. – less

The managers micro manage, some are mean and one manager gets away with everything including harassment of employees. Some managers will lie on their employees, talk down to them and some will block employees from transferring to another department.There's one dept that does not hire a variety of people of different ethnic backgrounds, only hires Hispanics – more... and the turnover in that department is horrible. HR is horrible and very non supportive even if an employee has valid proof of being harassed by one of their so called, high profiled managers. – less

I was sad to leave, the people and job was great. But I was working nights and they refused to let me come back to days. I was told that "we are working on it", and 6 months later no one was even interviewed for my position.