What are perks and other benefits like at HCA Healthcare?

Healthcare, pension, good benefits, opportunity to work from home

Poor management structure, no support, not enough staff, burn out

Good benefits, good management, flexible for good work/life balance, supports growth

Usual healthcare politics in upper management, poor raises and pay tends to be below other medical facilities. Too many new grads at once, need a better balance of experienced techs vs. new grad techs ratio.

Good benefits and there is opportunity for advancement

It is a large company so there can sometimes be a disconnect with upper level decision makers and individual hospital staff

Good benefits and allow for schedule flexibility

Annuals reviews make it difficult for pay raises

Enjoy the job responsibilities and coworkers

While increasing workload, decreasing pay with no benefits, upper management was bragging about how theyre doing better than ever

Great Team, Good Benefits, and plenty of opportunity.

Low pay compared to competitors and cost of living. PTO was used for federal holidays if wanted off.

The cafeteria may have free/covered food however the quality is questionable.

Facilities lack enough bathrooms for staff, compensation doesn't meet median income requirements for metropolitan areas the hospital serves, benefits package is antiquated in its framework, management views human life as a way to make money for shareholders

Good benefits, work schedule and co workers

Need more ct scanners, very busy

Good benefits, flexibility and potential for growth

Constant changes, growing pains, lack of communication

The culture at HCA is great and makes you feel like you are truly making a difference. The benefits and flexibility are also great.

Teams tend to be overworked to the point of burn out.