Touro Infirmary Employer Reviews

Management easy to work under. Co-workers well adjusted. The hardest part of the job was navigating the building as there were eleven separate buildings that had been worked into one facility. Similarly there were problems with water pressure

Overall experience isn't bad. hardest part of the job is coming on the shift with lots of total care patients and no cna to assist with care. most rewarding part is being a nurse, which is rewarding period.

I have worked at Touro for 17 years in the outpatient rehab department. I have learned what occupational, physical and speech therapist do on a daily basis with regards to helping patients with many diagnoses.

My day consists of entering all of the inpatient and outpatient charges for OT, PT & ST. I order supplies for all areas, help my supervisor – more... with payroll and help cover the front desk. My duties on a daily basis vary from day to day.

The outcome for most patients is unbelievable.

I have a wonderful supervisor whom I have worked with since the day I started.

The hardest part of my job is having to travel approximately 4 hours every day. I have not received a raise in 5 years and feel like I have been working harder during those 5 years.

The most enjoyable part of my job is the people and patients. – less

They work with too few people for the hospital size................................................................................................................................

Touro is a great community hospital with daily opportunities to learn new things. Touro has a great charting system that's nurse friendly.

Daily routine of getting the patients meal orders.
Learn how to work the palm pilot.
My co-workers most of them were team players.
The hardest part of the job was having so many floors for one person
The most enjoyable part of the job was lunch.

Great Staff in the Administration Office. Hours are reasonable. Management is very supportive of staff. Hardest part is working for multiple VP's and prioritizing. Most enjoyable is office environment, other staff and executives.

A typical day at work for me begins with me arriving to work on time (for 7:00am). I then check my desk to see if I’ve received any additional medical charts. I grab a rolling cart, collect my printed labs off the printer then begin my appointed route to various floors in the hospital to pick up the medical records I have been assigned to process. I – more... enjoy working in the department I'm in because everyone works toward the same goal (Getting the work done). All of my coworkers including the managers don't mind lending a helping hand when needed. Because of all the changes within the medical software currently going on, it’s almost like I learn something new about the medical process every day. This is one of the most enjoyable things about my day because I enjoy learning new task and procedures. I love being the first to learn new systems because I love being the go to person. I always get an overwhelming feeling of accomplishment every time I learn a new system and know it well enough to train others on the operations. The hardest part of my day is time management. Because there’s never a dual moment. There’s a constant workload and I have to ensure that I get all of the most important issues done first and still make time to finish the other assignments before they become urgent. – less