St. Vincent's Hospital Employer Reviews

Trained new employees on department specific procedures, services, and new products.

promotion of continuing education, multiple new job opportunities. great team work ethic

Dispensed medications; Diabetic Care; Asthma Care; every day something new would happen - the kids were the center of my day..I truely loved this job because of the kids.

meet new faces see new people
and work well around people i may not know

A typical work day would be for me to arrive at work and report to the nurse staffing area. There I would find out my assisgnment for the evening. I would then gather my things and report to that particular department. I would receive report and then care for a patient load just like any one of the other regular staff members. My manager was wonderful – more... and very flexible to the needs of her staff. The people I worked with changed every day, but everyone was always so appreciative of the help were provided. The hardest part is you always worked some place different nearly every shift. The most enjoyable part was it gave me time with my family. – less

Helping people with there daily living. I learn everybody is different. Management can be better. I get along with most,but everybody is different. Watching family of the patient lose their love one. Seeing the the patient that was worst off make it through.

My day at work would consist of me transporting patients from one area to the next. I would learn new and easier ways to transport patients daily. The management is excellent. My co-workers were all fun and hardworking. The hardest part of the job was seeing the patients in so much pain. The most enjoyable part of the job was see the patients getting – more... well and leaving to go home. – less

A typical day at work in education is a day where I am called to the floor to help with a new piece of equipment, assist with policy/procedure update, have a meeting or two, work with new orientees.

I have learned much since moving to education. I enjoy the fast pace of hospital nursing.

I have a leadership role in education but I am not a supervisor – more... of anyone (unless i am working in the nursing office) so I use this neutrality to help staff be more comfortable with me when any need or issue comes up.

I enjoy working with my peers. I work with very intelligent people who have more experience than me most of the time.

The most difficult part of my job is being able to complete the task that I have set out to do within a specified time frame. I tend to over extend myself and find that daylight runs out far too soon!

The most enjoyable part of my job is that I am able to impact the care of patients while helping nurses and support staff to understand their job and allow them to learn at their own pace. – less

I loved everything about this job ! My co-workers were wonderful, work environment was fun, yet professional.

After a stressful full day at full time job, it is nice to focus on something different and provide a different kind of service. I enjoy working with the people, getting to know patients and the nursing field.

i come in afthernoon and work by myself no boss standing over you the hardest was running out work and working around the people thats working late

I work with wide multidisciplinary team. It is has learning environment.

I work evening shift,I come in and take vitals signs, give baths, and tend to patients needs. I have learned to open up, to grow as an individual and to be comfortable talking and communicating with total strangers and even forming bonds with patients and their families. My co-workers are great, I couldn't ask for a better crew to be involved with and – more... the teamwork and effort we all put in each day is excellent and makes the evenings flow smoothly. The hardest part about my job is the strain it puts on my body, lifting and moving people around constantly. The most enjoyable, is getting to know my patients and making new friends and just knowing what a blessing it is to help people in need. – less

The employees of this hospital was the most respectful and dedicated group of people that I have had the pleasure of working with. Everyone was respectful and kind to the patients and co-workers. I have made friends there that have lasted through out the years. They have placed in me core values that I take with me in everything I do.

My co workers are the best thing about my department, than my patients. Hardest part of my job is the noncompliance in patients, and sometimes lack of respect I receive after hard work I do for them. 13 hours of hard work, but always worth it.

Nice place to work. People are willing to help each other. sometimes the long shifts are hard but the busy days keeps us going with team work we get through.

Will probably regret leaving someday. They actually do seem to care about the well being of their peeps.

On the Bariatric Unit, it is very fast paced and very busy. I enjoy working for St. Vincent

The typical day was very long, I was expected to be on-call 24/7 and never had a moment to myself. Compensation and benefits were good, however, I was hired with the knowledge I needed training, my immediate director offered me everything there was available... The organization didn't offer training for my position. My director tried her best but I – more... had to resign. – less

St. Vincent's is a wonderful facility to work in!!! There are so many technological advances, and it truly aides in the optimal care of the patients!! The ER is very clean, efficient, and accurate, and the staff is unlike any other!!!