Valley Health System Employer Reviews

They are very cliquish. They have low standards for work performance. They alienate certain people and praise the low performers for substandard work. If you value your license and the idea of not being sued then I suggest you keep looking.

If you are eager to move forward, this is the place to go. Administration seems to appreciate staff for going above and beyond. Recognition awards are given out on a regular basis. In my profession kudos are so rare, but not here. Good ideas from staff are turned into successful programs that place this organization at the forefront. I would go back – more... there in a heartbeat. – less

My work load most days are very heavy.I have learned to try to live a healthy life.My management is nice far about a lot of things.Great co workers.The hard part is very sick patients.The most enjoyable is seeing patient get well and going home

Sexual harassment rampant. Had to be young/youthful to even be considered by supervisors. Senior techs hid/did nothing, agency techs, students, new hires worked hard. Pay was sub-standard.

Fast pace environment. I loved it. I loved meeting the new people all the time.

If you value your sanity, your license, and your self esteem, do not make the mistake of working here. Management is ridiculous. They constantly engage in inappropriate behavior, and are always looking for pathetic reasons to give disciplinary actions. And if they can find absolutely nothing to write you up for, they will make up something. It happens – more... all the time to many unsuspecting employees who failed to 'play the game'. HR is only there to protect management. If healthcare is your career choice because you value people, want to provide excellent patient care, and believe in doing the right thing, then don't ruin your compassion and belief in yourself by being overworked and unappreciated by these vicious people. – less

very Busy Human Resources Dept with over 5000 employees. Responsible for new hire paperwork, e-verify data, employment verifications, customer service via in person and over the telephone. different depts within the HR dept and heled out when needed in other areas. Very fast paced working environment. Enjoyed the one on one personal customer service – more... contact. – less

Nepotism is rampant in this department. Staff are mean! Definitely comes from the top! I work here and cannot wait to get out!

I worked as team leader, staff nurse, medication nurse, and charge nurse on an acute care locked psychiatric unit. It was at this job that I learned California psychiatric health care laws, and the complicated role of a charge nurse on a large acute care locked psychiatric unit. I learned a lot about leadership and crisis management. Management changed – more... frequently due to poor performance. Co-workers were a seasoned team of psychiatric care workers. Amongst the team there was strife and splitting which hampered day to day performance. The hardest part of the job was getting the different factions to work together. The most enjoyable part of the job was individual patient contact. – less

The HIM Director is very difficult to work for. She has her favorites and looks for faults with those she does not like; seems to favor males employees over female. Nepotism in HIM Department with Director's uncredentialed son working as HIM manager and other son working in HIM Department at another facility owned by UHS. Several married couples employed – more... in management positions throughout the Valley Health System. – less

very unprofessional environment, no teamwork once so ever, very cliquish, high turnover rate, unsafe patient ratios, poor management, people walking out of the job on a regular should say something!

Productive and excellent benefits. Fun workplace. Management could be a little more better.

This company does not care about it's employees. It is an awful place to work. The management and directors don't have any respect for their employees. When reporting my supervisor for inappropriate behavior, nothing was done. However, I did experience retaliation from my supervisor and director to the point where I was forced to quit my job. I wouldn't – more... recommend this workplace to anyone. – less

great place to work, friendly and helpful staff. corporate environment
degraded due to financial depression.

people are very supportive. lot of opportunity for advancement. everyone works together and everyone is very helpful.

My experience at Cape Fear Valley has been a rewarding one, I have been allowed an opportunity to work with great people, meet and service some wonderful patients and their families and gain some experience that I did not possess all at the same time.

working at the hospital was exciting and fun, always something new to learn. I answered viper 800 radio for the incoming medic units to the emergency department, dispatched Life Link critical care units taking patients out of the hospital. I spoke with physicians did conference calls with other facilities about moving patients from Cape Fear Valley – more... to their hospital (Duke, UNC, CMC, Betsy Johnson etc....) Spoke with family members about the transport of their loved ones....facilitated additional staff and equipment if necessary so the transition was comfortable for the patient.The management was a pleasure to work with they always gave accurate information when changes were made and expressed what a good job I did. My co-workers could be challenging at times but for the most part a good team to work with. Death was always the roughest part of my job, I really enjoyed the fast paced unexpected situations that happened from time to time. I like a challenge always something new to learn or someone to comfort, most of all I enjoyed helping others in their time of need. – less

Very hard place to work. But the people were great. Very busy and always short staffed

Busy most days, learned how to be flexible and familiar with different doctors' attitudes and preferences. Easy-going and understanding managers and friendly co-workers. Job is tough, and sometimes frustrating, especially if a doctor is particularly difficult to work with, or if a patient's surgery is complicated or risky, but overall working for Valley – more... Hospital has been a rewarding and informative experience. – less

Process bills, insurance payments and electronic payments to patients accounts. Reconcile bank deposit and books. Verify insurance information