St. Elizabeth Hospital Employer Reviews

I learned how to do adult hearts in a very short orientation. When there were issues within in the heart team the management stepped up and tried to make it a better work environment.

clean and sanitize work areas, equipment, utensils, dishes, or silverware, work on the assembly line adding cutlery, napkins food and other items to trays carry food supplies, equipment and utensils to and from storage and work areas and distributed menus to hospital patients collect diet sheets and deliver food trays and snacks to nursing units or – more... directly to patients great people great environment i loved also bring food to patients and talking with them f – less

With my position there my days were never the same. I worked in the gift shop some days, worked in volunteer services office, helped in surgery department. I enjoyed my co-workers and management. I really enjoyed this job.

Did internship till ended before graduating. Was not a paid job. Was a great learning experience.

Enjoy each day of going to work.I do learn better with hands on. I Respect each and evry person that I meet and work for.I get along with all the people that I meet and would work for and with. If a time comes when the job becomes hard I like to keep working at it until I get it right and completed.The best part of any job is the people you meet,take – more... care of and help in any way. – less

A lab at a 400+ bed hospital that also services outpatients and also does labwork for various doctors. A fast paced work environment.

Knowledgable and supportive staff. A manager who knows her stuff. Its not everyday you get paid to talk. The hardest part of the job is when the patients' are admitted and they feel no hope, but as they go through treatment you can see the hope. My co-workers are easy to work with and they make my job as a psych nurse enjoyable.

a typical day would include signing in to computer, reading outpatient charts and applying medical codes to diagnosis and procedures performed to send to billing. The coworkers were good and for the most part helpful and supportive. The management in the department was not good, very impersonal and would change terms at a drop of the hat. I at one point – more... enjoyed the work, but because of management and issues within the department, started to have a feeling of not wishing to be there. – less

A typical day at work would be answering several calls a day and scheduling surgeries. I also do the paperwork for all of the surgeries. I would do the reports that are needed for J-CO. I would assist any nurse/tech/manager in anything they needed. I would pass out daily OR schedules to the appropriate places. I would pass out daily call schedules. – more... I've learned more than I ever thought I would here. I've learned medical experience and also gained work experience like how to multi-task, become very detailed and how to learn from others. My co-workers are some of the best there is. They are polite, fun, energetic and will answer/help with anything that I need. The hardest part of my job is trying to answer the multiple lines to schedule the surgeries. The lines will ring all at one time and it's hard to answer more than one. The most enjoyable part of my job is working with people that I love to work with and with surgeons and also learning everything I need to know for nursing school. – less

Great place to start if looking to improve to better careers.

Management is horrible! If they decide they don't like you, they make your life miserable until you give up and quit. I have nothing nice to say about them.

I had my first start here and enjoyed every minute of being there. The hospital merged with resurrection and my position was cancelled. Which force me to look for other opportunities.

i really enjoyed the people I worked for and people I took care of It made my job that much more enjoyable to go to every day! The hardest part of the job was to see people in pain and to know you were doing ur part to help them but yet knowing that I wish I could do more to make them all better and out of pain!! I love what I do and enjoyed my job!!

As a Dietetic Technician, there is no room for me to advance at St. Elizabeth hospital. I have learned a lot there about nutrition, therapeutic diets, hospital computer programs, and many skills on how to effectively communicate with patients about their diets, among others.

A typical day included helping hundreds of patients from two hospital locations – more... choose and receive meals according to their prescribed diets by talking directly to them over the phone. It also entailed entering in new or changed diets into the computer, making sure each patient recieved meals, adding supplements/tube feeding information into the computer system, and entering in patient selected menus.

The most enjoyable part of my job was helping others understand their prescribed diets. I felt a sense of pride knowing that I was able to utilize my nutrition and communication skills to help others achieve better quality of life through nutrition.

The hardest part of my job was time management. On days where the hospital count was high, I had to learn how to prioritize tasks to make the best use of my time there. – less

I was hired by Nursing director that was fired 2 weeks later. The management philosophies were totally different and the promises made were not applied to my position.

Great work environment, clean facility, great faculty, great place for work advancement

Great place to work, great people. Working here was an experience if hospital hadn't close I would still be working there. Sorry it closed.

I regret giving up my position there but it was the least I could do as they had over contracted and I had a closer job to home. I'm sure I would have learner a different world in the cardiac field.

I truly enjoyed this position unfortunately it is no longer in the Evansville, Indiana area.