Sharp HealthCare Employer Reviews

With being a floater CNA to all Sharp Hospitals, you are able to not only meet new people but you are able to learn and experience something new everyday at work.

I helped in a pharmacy at one of the major hospitals in San Diego county. Management can be irregular. Some managers cared deeply about their employees and really showed how to really embrace the 'Sharp Experience'. Co-workers were professional and great people outside of work.

A typical day at work consists of getting dressed in scrubs and either working in a secondary room or primary room. In secondary we are packing and labeling the drug. In our primary rooms we prepare the drug to be packaged and labeled. The job gives me great experience working in the healthcare field although it can be very slow at times. As a temp – more... I do not receive any benefits nor am I guaranteed a solid schedule. The pay is decent for what the job consists of, but I would like to be more involved and more hands on while working. – less

A typical day at work is to go in checking pts in calling for insurance verification ,answering phones, medical records , bringing pts back for exams , assisting the doctor, prepping charts and helping patients with paperwork. The managers were helpful in helping when I was overwhelmed with patients and I learned how to make patients feel comfortable – more... when they were there for exams. The harest part of my job was helping them get an appointment if they weren't scheduled. the most enjoyable part was talking to the patients and laughing with my coworkers while getting the job done. – less

most days are fast paced. learned alot about the sharp life.

Good company and offers different branches not just healthcare

Inconsistent radiology management. Some departments were cutting employees while other departments were overstaffed and not allowed to leave early if it was slow.

Management only comes out of their office when there is a problem.

I love my co-workers, very high-acuity and fast-paced floor, beautiful hospital.

My job was a pre-biller for Medicare, I would enter the charts into the computer. I did various tasks which I learned in a short period of time. I learned to keep on schedule and follow directions. The management team were great. I worked well with others in my department. I really enjoyed working there.

Dedicated team of analysts to teach end users the application for their user role. Provided positive encouragement. Provided follow up info and support user questions via e-mail or site visits.

Sharp Coronado Hospital primary focus is orthopedics. Several of my roles in that organization were to insure the patient’s well-being and satisfaction with our care. I provided assistance Case Managers/Discharge Planners and Social Workers in all aspects of coordinating post-op care for total joint replacement and medical/surgical patients. Specifically, – more... I assisted patients in the transition from acute-care to their home by assuring there was continuity in services. I expanded my knowledge about how to make the patient feel the best possible, in an acute care hospital stay, while fulfilling their medical and personal needs. This task at times was very fulfilling but could also be difficult. Working with diverse and open co-workers and manager made it easier for me to succeed in my tasks while meeting the patients needs. – less

needs to provide current employees with avenues for advancement and opportunity. The company itself like I said is great

Not a fun place to work unless you like stand for 8+ hours doing the same exact thing.

I don't have any major issues with Sharp Healthcare. It's overall a very, very great place to work. A Bachelor's Degree will most certainly increase your chances of advancement, and the blame here isn't on the company. The only reason I gave them three stars on job security/ advancement is because it's tough for anyone any where right now to move up/advance. – more... I don't want someone to apply, get hired, and assume they're going to be the CEO within 6 months based off of my review. The advancement opportunities are very deoartment specific, so if you've got the knowledge, professionalism, and the drive to succeed than by all means apply and work here. It's a great company with great people, and great security, I've been working for Sharp Healthcare now for 3 years, so it's there, and it's there until you decide it's time to move on. – less

Sharp is a great place to work, gain experience, and focus on providing the best patient care possible. Great philosophy from CEO down.

8-5
Healthcare industry
Excellent management
The best
Nothing, it was great
Human interest

Great benefits and mission statement! Great place to work!

I have learned that it is more valuable and effective to work as a team rather than an individual. It is important that, in addition to being qualified for a position I must also carry integrity, loyalty, and flexibility. These are all qualities I pride myself in. I am highly motivated with strong leadership qualities as well as the ability to adapt – more... to a new environment. I have great listening as well as communication skills, and a passion for learning. My co-workers are my teammates we are here to help each other and grow together, making the workplace as effective as possible. I love my job and I would not trade it for the world. My favorite part of the job is being a part of helping others. – less

I have really enjoyed my time at Sharp. They have always taken good care of me and my family as patients, and have been fun to work with.

lack of professionalism, between colleagues and management
backstabbing , lies, no values, no respect.

employees/management should go back to orientation and learn about the mission and values "the flame" not only towards patient care but also towards the colleagues.
This job is always being posted have you ever wonder why???
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