St. Elizabeth's Hospital Employer Reviews

This hospital was one that you felt like a community and felt like they cared about you as am employee.

Food preperation. Fun atmosphere for the aspiring student

St Elizabeth is a great Hospital, patients love it and they always said good thing about it.

Very busy. Very productive. Great experience! Lots of IV prep. Lots of Pyxis.

Managers and supervisors need serious training in communication. I've worked for large corporations and small firms where there was respect given to the employees. Management will work you to the bone and step over your dead body without a care. Sad for a Catholic hospital to give so little care for their employees. Be prepared to work without breaks – more... or lunch, and get docked . Fellow coworkers will report your every mistake, as they live in fear for their own job. Rated one star, wish there was a lower rating. – less

I have always preferred taking care of surgical patients over medical patients, and this hospital separated them. I found that very appealing and appropriate for the patients and the care they required. This was my first job as a new grad, so everything was challenging at first. I found that my fellow coworkers were very helpful in providing me with – more... information/assistance to take good care of my patients. I had also done many of my clinical rotations at this hospital, so was already somewhat comfortable with the setting, which in turn, made me more comfortable with patient care. – less

I was not employed there, I just completed my internship hours at the facility. It was a great environment, and they made me feel like I was an employee while I was there. I would highly recommend St. Elizabeth's Hospital to anyone looking for a medical position

I enjoyed working with some of the people in surgery, the surgeons and their offices. I was willing to learn if I was allowed to. Mangagement around there is something to be desired. If you are not in the click you don't fit and won't be backed up when the time comes by management. The hardest part about my job was keeping The Anesthesia Department – more... and the Surgeons happy. – less

I was happy doing my work. I enjoyed co-workers. I did a variety of duties including training. I left to move near my daughter who had twins and was going back to work in the Army.

Monitoring patient care. Meeting with multidisciplinary team and families. Learned and observed that generational dysfunctional families is a strong catalyst to mental illness. Management provided opportunities for growth and development. The hardest part of the job was providing recommendations to families on methods to support their loved ones, and – more... have them follow through. The most enjoyable part of the job was patient successes. – less

I come in on Mondays and Fridays. From 10am to 12pm I am in the therapeutic ward spending time with patients. Because the ward consists of elderly patients, nothing ever really gets too out of hand. Once 12pm comes I go eat lunch, then head over to the transitional side where I maintain the clothing store for the patients. Until 2pm, I am hanging and – more... folding clothes people bring in as donations to the hospital. Once I'm finished there, I go home. – less

My job repsonsiblities were all aspects of Accounting.

Management was great, family environment overall.

I loved coming into work because it was like working for your family and not the hospital.

As a level 1 trauma center there was never a dull moment. The shift went fast.

I gained valuable experience with the Occupational Medicine Department through St. Elizabeth Hospital in Belleville Il. After a week I performed all the functions of a Medical Assistant in the office setting, the co-workers were very helpful in my training and with any questions I had. I really liked enteracting with the patients in the office.

This Hospital has the potiental to be a great work enviroment, if all employees and upper management believed in the core values that are so greatly stressed.

I was responsible for the management of an Obstetrical unit deliving about 1200 babies per year. 50 FTE's and a Level II+ Special Care Nursery with Neonatology coverage.

St. Elizabeth's Hospital is a great place to work. There is always the opportunity for self improvement and continuing learning.