106 Interventional Cardiology Researcher Jobs

“average”

Pros:  “my managers were great people, very professional”

Cons:  “little opportunity for advancement, about 100 percent travel so really for the pay isn't worth being away from home every week” – Full Review

“Well respected and well known facility”

Pros:  “Great pay rate compare to other inpatient facility. Fantastic health benefits for employees and grate retirement plans.”

Cons:  “Pharmacy department has minimal opportunities for growth.” – Full Review

“CRF good place”

Pros:  “Good environment, keeps employees well educated on pertinent topics and great SOP training”

Cons:  “Hard deadlines, lack of communication, upper management issues” – Full Review

“Good place to start”

Pros:  “Friendly work environment, solid training program. If you're looking for stability this is the place to be.”

Cons:  “Limited professional and financial upward mobility. PTO is light at 14 days and minimal corporate holidays” – Full Review

“good place to work but could/should be more competitive”

Pros:  “The hospital and research institute are very dynamic and expanding dramatically. The mission is worth working for. Very friendly and respectful environment.”

Cons:  “The work done at the research institute is not recognized nationally and internationally, which make future opportunities more difficult to create. Salaries could…” – Full Review

“It is a stressful and even chotic place to work.”

Pros:  “This is a place where a new nurse can learn a lot about nursing. You get to see different types of patients. The hospital is next to beautiful Biscayne Bay on Miami Beach…”

Cons:  “You get a yearly raise of not even 2%. The medical benefits aren't that great. The PCTs on the floors tend to be lazy. It is difficult to get meds from pharmacy…” – Full Review

“Great atmosphere and support in immediate department.”

Pros:  “The talent of peers is great and inspiring. Great feedback and opportunities to advance. Benefits are average to above average.”

Cons:  “The salary compensation is horrible. I was often surprised in the talent that was already onboard. Often departments worked short staffed because they would meet…” – Full Review

“opportunities are very available to nurses”

Pros:  “flexability in scheduling, hours, days off. Excellent staff education and staff involment in best practices, over all I find that the doctors have a genuine respect for the…”

Cons:  “the parking situation is difficult” – Full Review