Sinai Hospital of Baltimore Employer Reviews

atmosphere of blaming and inconsistencies; needed to learn paper requirements of medical research projects, but manage very negligent about providing same. hardest part of job was not being offered any guidance in a field - known to department at initial interview; most enjoyable part of job was interacting with co-workers

High production driven, flexibility, and friendly working environment.

Great coworkers, understanding staff with flexibility to each employees' needs.

Fast-paced, high risk OB patient load in the Dept. of Maternal Fetal Medicine. The Perinatologists are very informative and enjoy teaching. The newest techniques and information is introduced to the staff regularly. Our staff has strong personalities, some of which you may have to adapt. I enjoy coming to work and we all work as a team to get our patients – more... seen and satisfied once they have completed their exam. The hardest part of the job is keeping on a perfect schedule because of patients routinely coming in late for their appointments. Also a huge disappointment of the department is how much inconsistency is within the department whether it's a rule each day or that it may vary with different employees. After much time and dedication to the department, a 1% yearly raise is insulting. – less

Each day at work is pretty decent, however there are times when unexpected emergencies or understaffing can cause dilemmas in the schedule. I have learned great multi-tasking skills due to incosistencies from certain physicians or superiors from time to time, or busy pace at other times. I currently work evening shift and my co-workers are more like – more... family than associates. My manager is very approachable, so I can confide in her without fear or intimidation. The most enjoyable part of my job is knowing that I am making a difference in someone's life in many possible ways. – less

I have alot of responsibility in my current position which not only requires extreme organization but coordination of patient testing. There are some days I am in the clinical area either helping schedule upcoming surgical procedures or performing pre-op or post-op teaching. My job is very rewarding.
The hardest part of my job is that when the coordinator – more... of my current program left I was given most of her job duties on top of my own. There are days that are extremely rewarding and others that can be discouraging at times. I find I work feverishly on a daily basis and still feel that I need more time to complete my daily tasks.
Working with patients is my passion, my true calling. It is the reason I went to nursing school. – less

Horrible culture, values and management. Hostile work environment. As with the review from the EVS employee, even professinal level employees are treated like children, bullied and disrespected. I have never been in such a horrible work environment. The benefits are expensive and you are limited to seeing Lifebridge doctors (not the best), they have – more... a real racket going with that. – less

You had to be fast to clean the rooms, what I really enjoy about this job was talking to the patient and some co-worker, the management was to poor.They think cause they got a little power over us they could talk any kind of way to us in for me that's no acceptable, you have to comunicate with other in order to earn recpect I am talking about the supervisor.

Trauma Center

Diverse organization

Trauma Center

ER 7

Stroke Center

Allowed me to choose my own schedule (3-12 hr shifts or 4-10 hr shifts), I always could count on getting all my hours.

Sinai is a great place to work they're advantages of broading your horizons and working in different departments throughout the hospital. Parking can be a little difficult but the shuttles are there to transport you from the parking lot to the hospital and at the end of the day from the hospital to the parking lot.