35 Endocrinology Diseases and Disorders Jobs

“Very good”

Pros:  “Very good benefits, doing research in cutting-edge field, good name”

Cons:  “Administrative system is a little bit sluggish and inefficient, but not a big problem.” – Full Review

“ethical”

Pros:  “focused on mission, values, vision very ethical great co-workers autonomy in my position-not micromanaged work with very experienced people”

Cons:  “our facility is in need of updating/remodeling” – Full Review

“Great place to work, nice people, care about patients”

Pros:  “Flexibility to do your job.”

Cons:  “Long hours, lots of work.” – Full Review

“Great place to work, nice people, care about patients”

Pros:  “Flexibility to do your job.”

Cons:  “Long hours, lots of work.” – Full Review

“Very satisfied with the work environment and research career progress”

Pros:  “Collegial environment, extremely supportive staff, great collaboration within the research community. Excellent parking facilities (although can be really challenging for…”

Cons:  “Communication between supervisors and work staff can most of the times be one-sided; independent thought-processes need to be encouraged and supported” – Full Review

“Loved the work & people; loathed the unnecessary politics”

Pros:  “- Great place to work if you have children. - Co-workers and colleagues were fantastic. - Benefits package was pretty outstanding for the region. - Knowing the work…”

Cons:  “- In the time that I was there, I watched the department degenerate into a heavily political environment. - Good people with double-digit years of service left the…” – Full Review