The University of Chicago Employer Reviews

I spent the day from 9 am to 3 pm teaching math and physics to various grades from 6th to 12th graders. The afternoon i was a track coach. I also accompanied on various trips taken by the program.

The university of Chicago was a learning experience. I was a billing coordinator, . A typical day of work was as a collector spent most of the day on the phone calling insurance Companies.

Tyical day at work involves lock out codes and drunk students...o joy....

Didn't actuallt work there, I did nursing clinicals there. It was very educational, I enjoyed the variety of patients and dealing with their diagnosis.

The Univeristy of Chicago was a very productice and excellent place to work. I enjoyed many years as employee at the University of Chicago.
I liked the teamwork employee attitude.
We worked together to get the job done. Everyone willing to do over and above their job description to get the work done.
Excellent benefits.

Lots of phone work with patients, other physicians, and allied health personel, both in the hospital and out. I learned many of my administrative skills there. Management was approachable and open to new ideas. Co-workers were like family members. The hardest part of the job was probably the patient mix (child cancer patients). The most enjoyable part – more...  was just being there and enjoying the atmosphere of cooperation and friendship along with getting the job done. – less

A place for change management to flourish both cooperatively and personally.

I really enjoyed working for the out patient clinics the University of Chg. Every day I had a feeling of accomplishment and good customer service. Employees were evaluated on a fair and rrewarding basis. We had great benefits. Through you were busy every day everyone you came into contact with was always willing to help and lend a hand. Our managers – more...  were very pleasant and easy to talk because many were advanced because of previous position with the hospital, I started out as a receptionist in Student Loans and within 3 years advanced to Lead Coordinator position for the surgery department – less

Open campus, comfortable landscape, easy atmosphere, friendly workspaces,

The U of C was a perfect fit for me, and my only complaint would be the fact that my office position was technically a union position, which is why I got laid off in a sort of aftershock of the 2008 economic crash.

Ability to handle various complex cases. Opportunity to work organ transplant teams; neurosurgery; plastic and maxillo-facial team.

The advantage I had in becoming an employee at The University of Chicago will always be an unmovable and appreciated experience. I was astonished by the fact that I was hired for (my past position of) Accountant II, not just because of my academic and experience skills, but also because I was a resident in the Hyde Park/Chicago community.
I worked in – more...  the Comptroller’s Office for The Capital Funds, Property Management and Equipment Department. My supervisor taught me so many new and transferable skills. The training rendered by the University to assist employees in gaining or enhancing skills is endless. My expansion of knowledge in fund accounting has grown. I assisted my supervisor with financial reporting that consist of (but not limited to) a $3,000,000,000 annual budget. Efficient, effective time management accounting was a must; the staff consists of 5 people, 2 full-time and 3 part time employees. I hope anyone who has interest in the University of Chicago, for anything from education to employment, research and/or community service takes advantage of what they have to offer. It will be well-rounded and hopefully one of the best and most memorable events in their life. – less