St. Francis Hospital Employer Reviews

Was a Hospital very near the neighborhood. Reliable and exeptional care treatment from employees and coleagues.

It was a good 20 years at this job. Everyone worked ther for so long it was like we were all family. Sad day when the hospital closed. Lost contact with alot of close friends.

Great place to work! Competetive wages, basic benefits, educational oppurtunities.

It was a small and family oriented hospital but co-workers and management didn't work well together. It always seem to be tension between management and employees.

Strengthened my diagnostic interview and write-up skills

This was my first experience in hospital in USA which I enjoyed. I learned a lot about hospital system.

Report given from night shift. Assess pts assigned, review medications. Documentation on all pts. Co workers great with lots of help and support. the hardest part of the job 12hr shifts. The people I worked with and pts I cared for.

VERY WONDERFUL EXPERIENCE HELPING PATIENTS WITH FINANCIAL BILLS. LOVED EVERY MINUTE OF IT!

I enjoy how the co-workers worked as a team. The one thing that I learned that the company showed highly professionalism in the workplace. The co-workers treated us like we were on of them not externs. I enjoyed the hands on experience.

take the carts up to the floor then getting the cart ready for the next day

I learned a lot working at St. Francis. I enjoyed working there. I was there for 2 years, and never came across a problem. I loved finding new and more effective ways to complete my everyday work tasks. The staff was great and we worked as a team. This was an internship, but i felt as if I was really a part of the permanent workers.

Rooms come through your pager and you clean them in order. When doing floors there is a task list of duties.

This hospital has the personal care of a small hospital and great nurses but some of the upper management appear to care about the staff but do nothing but criticize.

In this part-time job, I was responsible for learning about many types of lab tests that are performed, and the why? and what for? they are used. I was also responsible for coordinating/scheduling the other staff members in the laboratory related to the laboratory tests they performed.
The most enjoyable part of the job was that I felt I learned so – more... much every time I went into work, and that gave me much satisfaction.
The hardest part was sometimes the doctors were not appreciative and cordial in their interaction with me, as the laboratory receptionist. – less

I loved working there. You were kind of on your own through the day.
I actually have worked for them twice. Once in 1999 and again in 2006 I believe. I cleaned rooms and offices and hallways, ect.

GREAT WORKPLACE. CLEAN ENVIORNMENT. EVERYDAY IN ENJOYABLE. THE MANAGEMENT AND CO WORKERS ARE GREAT.

Gradifying helping others and a chance to Pay it Foward.
I transport patients to and from specific destinations within the hospital,(ie:Emergency Room to X-Ray,Cat Scan,Surgery,etc.).

As my first time working in a Hospital I didn't know what to expect really, but what I found I was greatly pleased with. I learned how to better myself as an employee really, learned how to deal with pressure more. My two managers were very nice and the co-workers were just as wonderful, they always helped me if I ever had a question. I'd have to say – more... the hardest part of the job was keeping up with all the different online courses, but being a hospital it was understandable. The most enjoyable part of the job were the employees, I truly felt welcomed. – less

I thoroughly enjoyed being a part of this organization. The office in which I was a part of worked extremely well together and our hard work showed. My dream is to become part of St. Francis Hospital again with intentions of beginning my professional counseling career at The Bradley Center of St. Francis.

Work was okay,althogh management was not the greatest I made my ten years there a good overall experience.