University of Connecticut Health Center Employer Reviews

All of my fellow co-workers are courteous and very professional

The building is great and the work isn't overly taxing, sometimes even enjoyable but the personnel is sometimes rude and unaccommodating to new comers.

Protected and promoted resident rights and assisted the person to maintain independence
Discussed dietary requirements with the Dieticians
Spoke with patients about their personal food preferences
Provided routine care to the patients

As a Medical AR for the Hospital and the Physicias, I would say working for the Hospital, is much better than working for the Medical Practices AR Team. I was harrassed, maltreated, abused and discriminated based on race and orientation by my boss and her boss. HR is worthless, they only look out for Management, and the rest of the employees are like – more... worms to them. – less

This is a group of mostly talented people, in a broken system proud of the fact that it wastes tax payer money. Many good people do not even present innovative idea's out of a fear

A typical day at work consisted of coming in at 9 in the morning, a friendly good morning to my coworkers, and to make sure I provide an efficient day operations of the organization office, and supports the work of management and other staffs in the office.

The management team always know exactly what the company need and when to get it done. But at – more... the same time they provided a very friendly atmosphere. Everyone in the office was very friendly and diligent with their work.

The hardest part of the job was going home, time always seem to flew by during my days in the office. I really enjoyed my time at the office, my co-workers always so friendly and caring, they made the busy days at the office flew by so quick. – less

The environment at the UConn Health Center is a positive place to develop in to an independent researcher. Collaborative efforts between laboratories as well as departments are encouraged and there are a variety of avenues to initiate these types of connections with other post-docs, graduate students, and faculty.