What are perks and other benefits like at UCLA Health?

Good pay, benefits including a pension

Not as many remote options

Light workload, good coworkers and team environment, good management, very hard to get fired, good benefits, easy job, pays well

Very hard to advance to a higher level role

Good benefits and management are great.

You need to know some to get in.

Great Benefits, great opportunity to grow outside of the company

Unfair treatment to employees. Don't uphold whistleblower policies. Don't protect their employees

UCLA health has a very strong union who fights for our benefits so pay and other benefits are always protected. I also feel valued and like I’m paid appropriately for my efforts. I appreciate things like education leave of 40 hours for CE or conferences. And there are so many organizations you can join and special interest professional groups that can help anyone feel welcome.

Some of the managers can be cold and difficult but not often

1) Takes good care of patients 2) Good communication from the immediate team 3) Good benefits and job security due to the Union

1) Very poorly managed. Will take on more and more studies without proper staffing. 2) Pay is not great. Can barely afford a single room down the street from the clinic. 3) Concerns go unnoticed and unaddressed. Silence is rewarded over bringing attention to issues.

good pps benefits and diversity

long onboarding process and short orientation

Benefits are cheap, opportunity for growth within the health system and on campus. Flexible hybrid schedule.

Stagnant step system of payscale, some jobs not union represented, roles may become too big without compensatory pay.

Great patient diversity, good training, strong union with great benefits.

Some clinics focus on metrics.

Good benefits overall, with a pension.

Can only really speak for cath lab, but ripe with favoritism and retaliation from an abusive management. This is the fastest turn over deparment in the hospital i believe, they went through like 20 techs in the last few years. Numbers don't lie. Nuff said. Cons outweigh the pros.