WELLINGTON REGIONAL MEDICAL CENTER Employer Reviews

Patient care is last of their priorities, it's all about saving money. People laid off left and right, even those who have been employed here 20 years. Frequent dismissal of department directors. Management continuously cuts all department's hours and demands more out of the remaining employees, to the point of errors being made. Our dept is so short – more... staffed that at times there is only 1 person in the entire department that is supposed to service around 250 patients. If you value your license, I advise you to look for work somewhere else. This is not a safe place to be a patient, safety and proper care really comes last. Also, since staffing & allowed hours is such an issue, they hire per diem employees and have them work full time so they can get out of giving them any paid time off or benefits. Because of this, there is a lot of employee turnover as well. – less

Very helpfull with people at the hospital. Scan incoming material from trailer and receive in computer and and ditribute through out the hospital.

Assisting Drs. at operating room.
normally work with orthopedic surgeons
assisting. positioning, suturoing and casting pacientes before during and after procedures.

Everyday you learn something new, either from patients or from the dosctors. My co-workers are the best people to work with. We enjoy team work and always help each other. The hardest part of my job is not getting the enough help to give a better customer/patient satisfaction. I always give my best on what I do and it is hard when other people do not – more... do the same. But at the end I always try to leave a good image from the place I work for. – less

This hospital is the WORST hospital I have ever worked in. The ER is terrible and very disorganized. The patients are not priority, most of the nurses seem like they don't care and just do enough to get by. For goodness sake most of the nurses don't even carry stethoscopes! Many of the doctors don't even touch their patients. Remind me, how do you assess – more... people properly by not touching your patients???? Management is clueless and will make things up to fire those who have a clue and who speak up about the numerous problems that aren't getting fixed. Things are not right here. It's a scary place but if you are one of those people who like to bury your head in the sand while your co-workers are being wronged or patients are not getting the care they deserve then you'll be right at home at this poor excuse for a hospital. And the cafeteria food is NOT good l!! – less

A typical day at work is to deliver new computers to the nurse stations, test tcp ip connection, configured a printer, call doctors and supervisors back to help them with health application, mostly connectivity issues.

Proffessional organization, patient relations, hospital pharmacy operations, helpful co-workers, most enjoyable part of the job interaction with patients/medical staff.

I would do it all over. Good work environment and office culture.

Wellington is a good place to work. It's just not a really good fit for me. We have a corp office that basically seized control of most of the network so I really can't do what I was trained to do.

I have learned a great deal from my supervisory team, and I count many of my colleagues as my nearest and dearest friends. I appreciate all the opportunities that Wellington has afforded me during my tenure. I have immensely enjoyed working for them, and my experience with this hospital has been greatly rewarding!