NewYork-Presbyterian Hospital
NewYork-Presbyterian Hospital Employee Reviews
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Manager of Technology Unified Mobility (Current Employee) – New York, NY – August 17, 2018
A lot of innovative projects to work on. Very flexible with hours and supportive of growth. Transitioning off of a ton of legacy technology and on to more progressive tech.
Pros
A lot of training
Cons
Tough work life balance
High quality hospital
Registered Nurse (Current Employee) – New York, NY – August 16, 2018
The pay is not as good for an outpatient position as it is in-patient. Also, the tuition reimbursement is much worse when you work outpatient. Overall, I feel respected and work load is not too much.
Pros
Reputable name, a lot of resources
Cons
Low pay, no union
Overall Excellent Work Environment
Site Administrator Procurement & Support Services (Current Employee) – New York, NY – August 16, 2018
New York Presbyterian afford me the opportunity to improve my skill and molded me to a higher level in the organization. My leadership skills in management in which I have learned throughout the years make me an asset for any organization going forward.
No Job security, no communication and ALOT of favoritism!
Security (Former Employee) – Bronxville, NY – August 15, 2018
In that building there was no communication AT ALL and nobody can give a straight answer to the simplest of questions! Any issues (and there were alot) that were brought to any of the directors were blown off and never taken care of. Management for the different departments have family friends, and children of family friends working in their departments so they let them do and get away with whatever they want but will turn around and punish the next person for doing the same exact thing. People are supposed to be supplied with uniforms but that doesnt happen due to directors being so lazy but then the people who are supposed to supply uniforms will then turn around and discipline people for being "Out of uniform". Somehow there are so many people working in that building who dont seem to have any common sense and if you or anybody you know gets to work there it will be found out first hand...Theres alot wrong with that building and the people that work there, ALOT!
Pros
Still thinking..
Cons
Everything!
Productive day was discharging at less 10patients from the ED
Medical Social Worker (Current Employee) – Brooklyn, NY – August 13, 2018
Working in the ED was a fast pacing exciting environment. Team work was crucial to patient care in a level 2 Trauma ED. Often times as a Social Worker you would ensure patient safety measures were implemented.
Pros
great restaurants for lunch
Cons
short staff
Good place to work
Central Supply Technician (Current Employee) – New York, NY – August 9, 2018
This job is a nice place to work. I am a central sterile tech, am feel that I make a difference in patients life. I am usually in the endoscopic area where we reprocess scope. I am in charge of my area. It is a very busy department. We service the entire hospital. My current management is amazing. They keep us informed bout all the changes in the hospital and the make sure you have the tools to work with. They are also very open and flexible. The hardest part about my job is when its really busy and we are shot staff and not enough scopes. That mean I I have get all the scopes turned over an ready for the next case. My co work are the best, we are like a big family here. I am also on an engagement committee, were we plan fun things to do for staff, like anniversary, promotion, thanksgiving and sometimes just because.
Hard work, dedicated teams
Practice Administrator, Specialties (Current Employee) – New York, NY – August 6, 2018
No day is alike in managing medical practices. Often that makes the days go by more quickly while other times days could be long and arduous. Keeping up with the many, many regulatory requirement deliverables was challenging, especially when they were overly task-oriented and less about patient/employee safety and more about checking boxes. When the team is motivated and lead the way toward making progress and reaching goals was always the best part of the job. Having strong teams and developing them made the most difference.
perks are amazing
Unit Assis (Current Employee) – New York, NY – August 4, 2018
It's a good hospital to work for when it comes to specialty, they are truly amazing
It's a very big hospital
Very diverse
They are very flexible working with your schedule espcecially when it comes to school.
The union in this hospital offers to pay for school and you can work around it and still keep your job
The hospital offers different shifts that can work with you
Theyre a lot of amazing supervisors and directors
It's a very big hospital
Very diverse
They are very flexible working with your schedule espcecially when it comes to school.
The union in this hospital offers to pay for school and you can work around it and still keep your job
The hospital offers different shifts that can work with you
Theyre a lot of amazing supervisors and directors
Housekeeping
Housekeeping (Former Employee) – New York, NY – August 2, 2018
Housekeeping was a very busy job.Making sure every room was clean the floor wax bathroom also clean i have learned a lot doing housekeeping and enjoying my job with other co-workers doing afternoon or night shift. Nothing was hard about doing housekeeping because we all including myself have to make sure we keep the hospital clean for the patients the pay was good
Pros
half hour lunch
Cons
healthcare, insurance
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Psychiatry Reception Clerk (Former Employee) – New York, NY – August 1, 2018
Great place of learning. Great ambiance and employee morale. Incentives given to promote team work and improve employee relations. Great place with good growth opportunity.
Pros
Flexible with breaks
Cons
Transportation and location
Great benefits, poor staff
RN (Current Employee) – New York, NY – July 31, 2018
The benefits are awesome I am happy to be an employee most of the time. I think they try their best to make you feel appreciated. I think my issues lie with a lot entitled staff who are particularly mean to younger staff like myself. I think the work culture needs improvement
Pros
Benefits
Cons
Staff
Fantastic company to work for
System Hardware Analyst III Information Services (Current Employee) – Piscataway, NJ – July 30, 2018
New York Presbyterian hospital is one of the best companies I have ever worked for. The career opportunities and the diversity of its employees is a shining example of what New York City represents.
Culture
IT Director (Current Employee) – New York, NY – July 26, 2018
NYP really tries to enforce a positive, culturally diverse workplace centered around respect. It's the kind of place where people work there for over 20 years but have had a chance to work in a number of different types of jobs. They encourage internal promotion and innovation
Great place
Security Officer (Former Employee) – White Plains, NY – July 26, 2018
I worked at NY Presbyterian for over 2 years. My experience from that jobs my department was under new management. My supervisor was new to the facility and making new changes that was effected my department.
Pros
Paid vacation
Cons
Short Breaks
Finance Department
Administrative Assistant (Former Employee) – New York, NY – July 26, 2018
Administrative duties required check verification through Chase bank for security or payment/payroll process. Working with Assistant Treasurer and 7 affiliated hospitals to process account payable transaction and payroll information through the Finance department.
Work directly with Assistant Treasure, 2 staff accountants, and Hanys and AON insurance agents.
Work directly with Assistant Treasure, 2 staff accountants, and Hanys and AON insurance agents.
Pros
Job was enjoyable loved work environment with supervisor.
Cons
No con to the job loved working offsite location at 38th street.
Good place for experience
Staff Nurse (Former Employee) – New York, NY – July 23, 2018
This was my first and last bedside job. It's really difficult to get hired, but it is great experience. It's a NYC hospital so very busy and can be very stressful, but I will always value my experience there and I feel like I can work anywhere now.
good workplace for moving up
Patient Financial Advisor (Current Employee) – 622 w 168th street – July 23, 2018
it is a great workplace to move up in but it can be stressful at times. It has an amazing union which is 1199 benefits are great no copays or deductibles. Union works hard to protect their workers.
Pros
union
Ratings from women
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2.5Personal Development
3.3Career Opportunities
2.4Family Support
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