St. Luke's Hospital Employer Reviews

St Lukes is a hospital and company that takes great pride in being a hospital that is number 1 in service and in everything else they do, both with their employees and patients.

There is always the potential for growth within St. Lukes. The managers are easily accesible and work well with the employees.

very educational expierence... fast paced learnin and working, team oriented work place.

Fun to work with a great group of people. I became familiar with some of the physicians at the hospital. I was very nice to know people/community were helped and made more knowledgeable from our functions.

I was working for a job just over six years before I started to work at this place. I only worked two days at job this before they fired me because they wanted someone that'll be around longer then year. The HR person told me I would make X amount but then told me a dollar less and have to work mornings for 6-8 weeks before I could go to afternoons – more... like I was hired for. The mangers don't know what they are doing. The support services have a bad turn over because they don't care about. If you work support services you can't sit down at all they want you to work when all the time no days off because they cant keep people – less

I was hourly I cmae in ran my area problem solved when needed. Was much better organized without office politics or favoritism

I enjoyed my time their with both the work and the staff I will greatley miss them both.

As a Nursing Supervisor of the last five years, working 24 hours per week, as weekend night supervisor, I have enjoyed the many opportunities to develop mentoring relationships with staff. I feel that it has helped me to grow in an education capacity as well as management. However, I find that currently working every weekend on the night shift (7A to – more... 7P) has become more difficult and I see more normal work hours. – less

Busy shifts, with a great staff of co-workers and helpful supervisors. Very rewarding!

I was able to become a great nurse with many situations to perform at a level of excellence. I had the opportunity of a lifetime. Wonderful team and leaders.

great place but needed to be flexible with hours and shifts
had to be well like by all or youdidnt make it here long

I enjoyed the patient care here and my co-workers. We took care of each other.

Really loved this job. I learned alot about the care of ill children in t his job. I had mixed feeling about leaving the job. I had graduated from Nursing school and accepted a new position but was sad to leave.

The down side to that is that the nurses will run you into the ground and very rarely help you out.

Managers not willing to work with employee to help them to improve themselves. Poor guidance from managers. Chaotic atmosphere. Poor orientation due to no program or set venue to follow. Orientation was never completed. Co-workers were helpful some were biased and not helpful. Loved helping the patients and families.

Love my job, but not the very best place to work as far as pay. You can't get insurance for your family working for SLPG.

First thing in the morning, I log into the computer and then start filling out my patient sheets and collecting doctors orders. I have learned a lot from my manager and when ever she needs anything I am the first one she calls on.

The hardest part of my job is watching someone pass away on the heart monitor.

The most enjoyable part is helping people – more... in there most difficult time in there lives. – less

The employees work great together and work hard in making sure all task are completed. Management is great at helping the employees maintain a constructive position atmosphere and ensures a positive healthy working environment amongst the employees.

The staff was friendly and always willing to show me when there was something I had never done before.

As a new graduate nurse the experience of working in this small community hospital was priceless. The learning experiences included med/surg, labor and delivery, ICU, ER,and skilled nursing care. The atmosphere lent itself to hone critical thinking and decision making skills as expereinced nurses were present to be mentors.
The opportunity to act in – more... a leadership role was also available. – less