“Great place to start your career, fabulous people.”

Pros:  “Constant learning environment, yearly promotions (unless you do something really stupid), better than industry raises (although you start lower), great teams, relatively…”

Cons:  “As with all public accounting, the hours are super long and the work is hard. The technology could use some serious upgrading (all new technologies are supposed to…” – Full Review

“Good”

Pros:  “Better than average I guess”

Cons:  “Could improve on communication skills” – Full Review

“Great place to work”

Pros:  “Great health benefits Excellent commaraderie”

Cons:  “Low pay (non-profit) High cost of benefits for the first year” – Full Review

“Research Assistant”

Pros:  “Great working environment. Passionate researchers, collaborative colleagues.”

Cons:  “Large workflow requirements. Often waiting on other's deliverables to maintain workflow. Researchers/Professors have multiple responsibilities, and a particular…” – Full Review

“good place to work if you don't mind pay”

Pros:  “good launch pad for post graduate, particularly if interested in pursuing MD, NP, PA, etc...Would not work here if you didn't have plans to go back to school in the next…”

Cons:  “very low pay compared to other research hospitals in the area” – Full Review

“If you are older, don't apply. You will fail!”

Pros:  “f you are young, good looking and went party during training you will get all the leads and will do great.”

Cons:  “If you are older (wiser) don't waist your time. Run. Base is $30 K year. No expenses paid. You will spend more on gas, cell, etc than your actual check. There's no…” – Full Review

“Great training!”

Pros:  “Excellent and intensive educational programme. Wholistic discussions and interactions on various types of diabetic conditions. Great interaction between Clinician Scientists…”

Cons:  “Require upgrades and improvements in facilities and equipment. There is a need to transit towards a state of the art technology.” – Full Review