ST JOSEPH HOSPITAL Employer Reviews

getting all dish ware ready for the patients,from there we work in teamss to insure all patients et there meals on time in whuch they order.

i have ained skills and experiences with serving of patients and also in the houskeeping department when my job was done with serving of meals.

co-workers where very friendly upon my starting there treated me – more... as a family at the job by helping out and me help them out aswell.

honestly the job was not hard at all because of the training i recieved from the staff there.

enjoyable part of the job is makin sure that my job is done in a timely manner thats what i enjoyed about the job. making sure the patients and the visitors are well taking care of with the cleaning of the patients rooms and serving of the visitors. – less

ST Joseph Hospital in Phoenix is a great place to work and learn. I got the most enjoyment there just meeting new people Patients and coworkers.

Good place to work. Management will work with you if there is a scheduling problem

Registering patients and collecting co-pays.
There were a couple of different managers per shifts they all were very nice and helpful.
I had so nice co-workers but I also had some not nice co-workers if they were having a bad day then you knew.
There were no hard parts to the job even when they were busy as long as you keep up on the registrations then – more... you were ok. – less

St joseph hospital is a great hospital with a good staff memband manager. Patient care safety values and pt care management is of high priority. SJH also have great benefit for staff members.

The job here was hard work but pushed me to further my carreer.

Like any other day, when I came to work I learn about where the babies are born and how after giving birth the mom needs to walk around for at least 15minutes. At the hospital everyone manage their work with grace, take their time to make patients feel welcome. The nurses at the hospital are amazing co-workers they show me how things are done around – more... the hospital. The hardest part of my job is watching some mothers cry because something went wrong after delivering or their baby is having a hard time breathing. I enjoy working the nurses and watching new born babies in their room right next to their mom for the first time. – less

My job was interesting and very beneficial.The best part of my job was being able to gather the insurance information for patient's and assist them with their healthcare needs.The hardest part of my job was informing patients of low income their out of pocket expense was more than they could financially afford.

I LOVED WORKING AT ST JOSEPH IT WAS A VERY ORGANIZED RESPECTFUL COMPANY

every day was a learning day,most co worker helpful,management had favorites,didnot always have necessary equipment.patient care

A typical day would start with drawing the inpatients then proceeding to the outpatient drawing area. Somedays I would be at offsite lab. I also worked in the call center and processed specimens within the lab

we have three operating room work as one team has two nurse in every room and one between the two rooms we work from 8.00 am to 3.30 pm starting with preparing for anesthesia doctors their medication and then prepared for cases every day maybe 15 operation to 20 and we work also with the endoscopic clinic as obligation then i go to evening shift as – more... recovery nurse post anesthesia care unite

i learned to work as anesthesia nurse helping prepare medication and intubation and helping in spinal anesthesia and in the operating room i has experience in work with ent , urology , general surgery and laparascopic operation and minor orthopedic and scoliosis modification spine for pediatric and neurosurgery
and in the recovery i learned how to assist that the patient has a good breathing and a good vital sign and the most important how to manage the pain after sure the patient is safe

i work with my team as scrup nurse and circulating nurse with very good corporation

hard part is the country situation i mean wore in Palestine and Isreal and its difficult to move and live

most enjoyable part of work
seeing some patient having a nice life and free of ill after operation – less

Like most places some things are not passed on the the correct channel. otherwise good place to work.

learning
serving
cashier
stocker
customer service
preparing food and taking temperatures in a mannerable time

Would not work there again for all the money in the world, Mngmt and population is very two faced . A very dead end organization.

When I started there, I felt that I wanted this to be my last job--be there until I retired. Did not work that way.
I ended up being a scape-goat.
When I had questions, there was only one charge nurse, who would not give you a hard time and not make you fell stupid.
Also did not like the 8-hr days/nights. There were some 12 hour positions, but they – more... were next to impossible to get into. – less

I LOVED COMING TO WORK TO SEE MY STAFF,GUEST AND PATIENTS. GREAT PEOPLE TO BE AROUND FOR 8 HRS OF THE DAY

THis was actually one of my favorite jobs, i got to work with alot of people. And i enjoyed helping patients.

I enjoyed working at St Joseph Hospital. I gained experience that I can use towards my future in nursing. I enjoyed the staff and would recommend working there.

With flexible schedules and accomadating shifts for families and students St Joseph Hospital is an ideal place to work. Thed spirit of the hospital is centered around the founder Margeruitte D'ouville and her intentions to provider quality care and compassion to all the community