Medical Laboratories & Research Reviews

A Vanderbilt University Medical Center Health Systems Database Analyst III said:

“Great place to work!”
“-Talented and knowledgeable staff -Good benefits -Stable -Opportunity to learn many facets of healthcare -Well positioned within the Nashville community” – 38 Reviews

A Stony Brook Senior Analyst said:

“the job is secured , benefits are great but no growth”
“Benefits , security , Family time , Nice Work Place” – 35 Reviews

A Concentra employee said:

“A great place to work.”
“Great people making a difference in the lives of injured workers. The Urgent Care centers are a great addition and will allow for additional growth opportunities.” – 30 Reviews

A Brigham and Women's Hospital employee said:

“An excellent place to train and work if you are an academically inclined clinician.”
“Prestigious place, lots of opportunity for professional growth, brilliant colleagues, great nurses, interesting patients, well endowed hospital, great support staff.” – 30 Reviews

A Methodist Hospital System Chef said:

“N/a”
“Hours are good .....family life” – 29 Reviews

An UCSF Medical employee said:

“Overall not a bad place to work”
“Working for the Medical Center vs. the Medical School has more security. The benfits are great considering what others have to deal with and UCSF continues to offer an actual pension in addition…” – 29 Reviews

A Beth Israel Deaconess Medical Center employee said:

“Collaborative, supportive, creative, and dedicated to excellence - a great place to work!”
“BIDMC is indeed the Harvard medical school with a heart. From the beginning, I found myself among colleagues looking to collaborate for the good of the institutions and its patients. The…” – 29 Reviews

An Oregon Health & Science University Administrative Assistant said:

“Fun, a lot of autonomy but bureaucratic to a fault”
“Deep Tri-Met discount, autonomy while on the job, great views!” – 26 Reviews

An University of Michigan Health System Registered Nurse said:

“A very good hospital dealing with the sickest of the sick.”
“U of M gets the sickest of the sick patients, and they provide top notch care. They employ some of the most talented doctors and nurses around. The unit is very beneficial for the RNs.” – 25 Reviews