308 Obstetrics/Gynecology Resident Jobs

“I love this place”

Pros:  “Willing to listen to suggestions for improvements. Great morale. Utilize Toyota Production System, renamed Virginia Mason Medical Center, and this has allowed us to become…”

Cons:  “The large scale communication could be better sometimes.” – Full Review

“Great Place to Work”

Pros:  “My team was great. My manager was good at relaying information to us from senior management. I thought the benefits package was good.”

Cons:  “No downsides in my area of employment. I think some other areas were not as informed or as organized. Always overlooked in Rochester for University of Rochester…” – Full Review

“great place to work”

Pros:  “community, shared values, benefits, tuition remission”

Cons:  “hierarchical, hard to advance in certain departments” – Full Review

“Nicest Hospital in Central New York by far”

Pros:  “If you're looking to work in a hospital in the syracuse area Upstate is ideal for young health care professionals.”

Cons:  “Shift work can be exhausting, the cafeteria food isn't very good (like 95% of hospitals in america). And it will take about 2 weeks to get the hang of navigating…” – Full Review

“Although I disliked my job, the people and facilities were excellent.”

Pros:  “Excellent doctors and nurses. Beautiful facilities. Free Parking Resident salary above average.”

Cons:  “Poor overnight/weekend test availability, especially MRIs. They have to call in a technician from home, which they only do in emergencies. But what if you're not…” – Full Review

“Great Benefits, But It Is the Place Where Productivity Goes to Die”

Pros:  “Benefits were top notch. I had a fantastic boss at the Mailman School of Public Health. I enjoyed working with people around the school and being around so many great minds.”

Cons:  “Out of control bureaucracy, it took FOREVER to get anything done. Plus, when you went to Finance for help, there are so many rules they would call you back at least…” – Full Review