Johns Hopkins Community Physicians
Johns Hopkins Community Physicians Employee Reviews
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I enjoyed working for Johns Hopkins.
Registered Medical Assistant/Clinical Supervisor (Current Employee) – Bowie, MD – May 14, 2018
Very great company to work for. Benefits are excellent and there is opportunity for growth within. Fun work place and great emphasis on team work. I would recommend this company.
Men don't last long here
Practice Administrator (Former Employee) – Baltimore, MD – December 11, 2018
JHCP is very racist toward men. The VP has fired most of the males or ran them out the org. Diversity use to mean something at Hopkins but not anymore. There is a lack of diversity with males and minorities. The VP has issues with males so if your trying to get or keep a job you better be a white female.
Pros
none
Cons
Poor Management
Great job if you can handle sitting and redundancy.
Patient Access Specialist II (Current Employee) – Baltimore, MD – November 13, 2018
Johns Hopkins alone is an incredible employer. From day one of my training I was impressed by how much of a "well oiled machine" every department was. Everyone seems to work cohesively, and - despite it being so big in its number and its name - there was not a single person who ever came off as intimidating, in any position. I worked in call center and the general morale of the people there was great considering we all kind of agreed that the job itself was mundane and repetitive. They are constantly buying us lunches, throwing us parties, and asking for feedback to make our jobs more enjoyable. For such a boring job and atmosphere, my peers AND my managers all pounce on any opportunity to have fun, relax, or just spice things up a bit.
Having said allll of that, the thought of doing this for the rest of my life haunts me and gives me anxiety. If you are someone who doesn't mind always sitting in the same spot and answering the phone for hours on end then this is a dream job for you given the amount of benefits they offer. Depending on your manager, moving to different departments or moving up or getting a raise is possible and definitely encouraged, but I've had colleagues whose stories all played out differently depending on how their managers worked the process.
Personally, the repetitiveness and cubicle setting did not match the amount of energy I have on a day to day basis. That and the long drive through traffic is why I ended up looking for other positions. But I definitely recommend Johns Hopkins!!
Having said allll of that, the thought of doing this for the rest of my life haunts me and gives me anxiety. If you are someone who doesn't mind always sitting in the same spot and answering the phone for hours on end then this is a dream job for you given the amount of benefits they offer. Depending on your manager, moving to different departments or moving up or getting a raise is possible and definitely encouraged, but I've had colleagues whose stories all played out differently depending on how their managers worked the process.
Personally, the repetitiveness and cubicle setting did not match the amount of energy I have on a day to day basis. That and the long drive through traffic is why I ended up looking for other positions. But I definitely recommend Johns Hopkins!!
Pros
Benefits, General Morale, Professionalism
Cons
Repetitive, Boring, Mundane
Good place to work
Home Instead Senior Care (Former Employee) – Baltimore, MD – September 20, 2018
Good place to work
people are nice
the Doctors are nice
the patient are also nice
this company is good in some ways they could do better with there worker.
people are nice
the Doctors are nice
the patient are also nice
this company is good in some ways they could do better with there worker.
Pros
is a good place to work
Cons
health care could be better
Medical Assistant
CERTIFIED MEDICAL ASSISTANT (Current Employee) – Columbia, MD – September 2, 2018
typical day at work is busy. Great place to work. Work in OB/GYN. Room to learn and grow. Hands on doctors. Office willing to create the most desirable environment to work in.
Productive place
Triage RN (Former Employee) – Baltimore, MD – August 22, 2018
Johns Hopkins followed certain protocols. Did not stray from those unless offficially reviewed and changed. Monthly meetings with office manager to review updates, discuss ways in which to improve patient care, problem solve.
Pros
Strong constitution
Cons
Certain benefits poor
OK pay but decent hours and benefits
Medical Office Assistant (Former Employee) – Silver Spring, MD – August 1, 2018
The pay is based off your demographic area, so its ok but not realistically livable if you're living on your own and have other bills to pay. However that all said, I feel the environment could be very stressful at times and there was more care about the patients than the employees which i feel is equally if not more important. A happy employee will definitely take care of their patients.
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Registered Medical Assistant (Former Employee) – Odenton, MD – July 3, 2018
I truly loved working for JHCP. The individuals I worked with were like my family. Our management if they were not in the office, they would hang sign on their door letting you know and to contact them via cell for emergent reasons. Always willing to help you advance and update skill sets.
Started great
Medical Assistant (Former Employee) – Dundalk, MD – April 24, 2018
Management was horrible. There was a lot of favoritism and everyone was not treated equally. Very stressful environment and no teamwork from others. Working with 2-3 doctors alone while others would be sitting doing nothing.
Pros
Benefits
Cons
Management
n/a
Medical office Assistant/Pre-Op Coordinator (Current Employee) – Baltimore, MD – April 4, 2018
Johns Hopkins has amazing benefits, however there is not much opportunity for advancement and its extremely difficult to move through the university due to years of experience
Pros
health insurance
Cons
management
Great Organization
Medical Office Assistant (Current Employee) – Bethesda, MD – January 21, 2018
Johns Hopkins is a really great organization and I truly enjoy working here. I work at one of the busiest specialty practices and there truly isn't enough time in a day to get everything done.
Pros
Great benefits, good reputation
Cons
Very busy, not a lot of room for growth
Streesful Enviornment
Medical Office Assistant (Former Employee) – Bowie, MD – January 20, 2018
Not a team environment. However, I enjoyed working with my patients on the daily bases worth going to work. Very long days because the doctors ran late daily.
Pros
patients
Cons
stressful
Overall a great place to work
Medical Office Administrator (Former Employee) – Baltimore, MD – December 8, 2017
an excellent manager. Employees were wonderful to work with. nice to work with patients. the job overall was pretty easy and working with management.
Pros
free lunches
Cons
short breaks, should be n occurence if you have time
Fun and Busy Workplace
Medical Records Representative (Former Employee) – Baltimore, MD – November 27, 2017
The workday with Johns Hopkins Community Physicians is a fun and busy workday. With the patient's we serve and staff, it help makes the day go by more enjoyable. It's a great team to work with. We have department activities to help with engagement. Working for Johns Hopkins Community Physicians I have learned and valued community. Here we serve the community being available to provide healthcare. As an employee, for me it has been rewarding to see the people's lives you touch and how appreciative they are to have me as a part of the team. The patient's truly show you their appreciation and it makes it all worth it. Sometimes the hardest part of the job is the lack of communication amongst staff or management and a lack of team effort from the staff to complete a task to help a patient. Overall, I would say EBMC is a cool place to work for. It takes a special heart and toughness!
Pros
Pot Lucks, Pto
Cons
Short lunch breaks