St. Peter's Hospital Employer Reviews

I worked for the hospital for 13 yrs a typical night was filing, pulling xrays, helping late night doctors. management did not help the employees out with family values. my coworkers were nice. the hardest part was staying awake driving home. the most enjoyable part was getting the work done.

I start at 7am taking out trash or various patient rooms on an assigned floor. Then I go back and clean their rooms, and bathrooms to disinfect as many surfaces as possible. Interacting with management is very small unless something is done wrong. Interacting with coworkers is the most enjoyable part of my day because they very lively as well as well – more... ciltured. – less

educational training, tuition support, fast paced, must like health industry

I am a per diem and it has been awhile since I work, however, this company is great to work. very fast environment.

The worst management ever! That's the problem with this place. The pay is excellent, the benefits are good, the staff you work with is great, doctors are great, and Helena is a great place to live, BUT the administration and management will make you want to look for another job. The other problem is the majority of the public has a negative attitude – more... toward St. Peter's and they take it out on the staff but all this would be resolved if they got rid of the management and administration but that will NEVER happen! And it looks like the new CEO isn't going to get new management so don't expect change EVER!
Former RN worked there for 3 years. Relocated out of state. – less

Excellant place to work. Othro floor is the best. The people are friendly and supportative of contract agency nurse. Efficient and effective workloads. Learn how to launch "Epic electronic charting." The most enjoyable part of the job was the people.

oberall it was a pleasant experience. It was hectic at times but overall i enjoyed working there dealing both patients and staff

I worked for this organization for 13 years in a part time capacity and learned quite a bit in this timeframe. I was hired as a medical transcriptionist and reached the top of my pay grade during my employment there. Management and co-workers were friendly and helpful. The hardest part of the job (which was not often) was very difficult-to-understand – more... dictations. The most enjoyable part of the job was everything else! The production/accuracy part of the job was very satisfying for me personally. – less

The nurses and doctors were kind and helpful. The work was enjoyable. I learned alot about dx coding and procedural coding. I learned more about insurance and billing.

Admit patients in to the computer, keep track of patient and employee
scheduling, make changes to patient's schedule, and help patient with directions
around the hospital for appointments.