Sutter Health Employer Reviews

I would like to say how I am really proud and enjoy working as part of
professional Sutter Health team during some part of my life. During this time, I was trying as hard as possible to revolve my life around my job. I was ready whenever the ultrasound department needed me even with 2 hours notice. I was ready to stay in any shift as long as needed. – more... I was flexible and helpful to my department and coworkers with full passion. I followed the history of each patient with other radiologists for learning purposes. I brought up each interesting case to my coworker in any criteria to make our team more knowledgeable. I put myself in patient's shoe and always considered how I need to treat each patient differently depending on their unique situation. I studied each patient’s history, background and made a note for each patient the day before their appointment. Then when I meet each of my patients, Ihave a deeper understanding of their illness and can show them I really care for them. – less

A typical day is answering 30 to 40 calls a day. Managers looked down on contractors and would not speak to them. Team leads and co-workers were only source of help or leadership. I learned a lot about troubleshooting Citrix and VPN issues. Very team oriented.

Enjoyed my time with Sutter. Actully worked for AppleOne as a Temp.

I like the people I work with and the challenge of working with the public.

I enjoyed working for Sutter Health best desktop support experience I had since starting desktop support.

Sutter is trying to keep on top of industry changes. This means constant change in processes and programs, but that is not unusual. Most of the managers and staff are professional and try to do a good job.

A typical day at work is taking a high volume of calls, and scheduling and sending messages for patients and care facilities. The hardest part at times is hearing sad stories of loss and sickness from patient's, and dealing with a high volume of calls. The most enjoyable part of my job is helping patient's in any way I can and working with my co-workers – more... to create new ideas for our department. – less

I came to Sutter health in July of 2011 to work as the radiology manager at Novato Community Hospital. This hospital and system has treated me with nothing but respect. They have given me total control of the imaging department. We are in the process of changing a culture here in our department. We are focused on teamwork, professionalism, respect and – more... accountability. Staff are encouraged to come up with ideas and solutions. We are all completely focused on customer service, relationships with patients and physicians and doing what is right in the field of medicine. I respect my coworkers, physicians, administration, nurses and all other Sutter employees. We are quickly becoming the example of what honest, accountable professionals look like. This is a great place to work and I encourage all professionals to apply. You will want to work here because this is the place you always wanted to work when you began your career. – less

Alta Bates Radiation Oncology in Berkeley is a great place to work in terms of the variety of conditions that are treated there. Also, they treat patients from all walks of life. The doctors are great, friendly, and caring. Management however, is a nightmare. They play favorites, backstabbing, reward those who are known to be the problem staff. Just – more... stay away from the long term therapists and mind your own business and don't take things personally. It's one of the best paying hospitals in the area for radiation therapist but it comes at a price:your sanity. – less

I really enjoyed rooming the patients. I had the best time helping them and getting them ready to see their Doctors.
I have learned so much about healthcare as well as many new skills. This experience made me want to carry out my goal to be a Registered Nurse.
I had a great group of co-workers. We were truly a team.
The hardest part of the job was not – more... being able to be there to work since I was enrolled in Nursing School.
The most enjoyable part of the job was learning new things and knowing that these skills were getting me prepared to be a Registered Nurse. – less

I would check pt out and call them back to their rooms get their vitals and go over chart. The best part was working in the OBGYN Dept.

Never a day went by that I did not learn something positive, feel that I was part of an extended family. I loved the environment, the people and it made me grateful to be able to serve the patients of he community.

I was hired on with the expectation and promise of a "per diem" position due to my family circumstances that was what worked best for me and my family. After 8 months of working 4 to 5 days a week on the Evening shift, I developed strss-related hypertension, requiring medical treatment. I went to my supervisor to request the position I was promised – more... but was told that it could not be provided. I asked for a change/reduction in my hours to accomodate my family and reduce my stress but was denied. I know what it costs to recruit and retain staff, I was amazed they would not work with me. the same scenario happened to 2 other nurses on the same unit, and they quit as well. It was no wonder to me that they had many unfilled positions and poor retention. Didn't make any sense to me. – less

Sutter Health is a wonderful place to work! They strive to provide a great working environment as well as a great place to receive care. They excel at providing great benefits!!

Innovative environment, excellent co-workers and support staff, challenging in-house processes. Over 300 servers on the floor. On hands management, hardest part of the job was going home in the morning, great work atmosphere.

I had my precepting experience at this facility. The staff was very welcoming and very approachable. The atmosphere is fun but professional, keeping a very productive work environment. Management was often available. I enjoyed every single day there. A typical day involved a 4-6 patient assignment and combination of computer and paper charting. I learned – more... to develop all of my nursing skills and formed my own routine of care. The hardest part of the job was sometimes being overwhelmed with the number of patients when I first started out, but the staff always offered support. The most enjoyable part of the job was definitely the entire experience. – less

I'd worked in lab and it was such wasting time, no future, no promotion and no value for your education and your seniority. after five years I found that my salary is same as a new hiring. I work for 4 year in a position and they refused to even give me that job code pay. I remember when I was just hire, I was wonder that I can't find any coworkers – more... with more than 2 years seniority. then I found that their management is base on hiring and firing people. they don't let any body survive. They will make enough documentation to destroy people carrier. – less

Its a great place to develop strong work habits and to demonstrate one's competency and skills. The most enjoyable part of the job is to hear the gratitude from staff and patients. The pay and benefits are fair

always something to learn, management is good, co-workers are easy to work with, hard parts of the job is it is hard to get on fulltime and the pay is low,

Check patient's in and out ordered all laboratory tests.Runny the front office by myself had my own desk.When it got busy could be overwhelming.Everyone was very nice and learned alot of specimen processing.