Denver Health and Hospital Authority Reviews

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Patient population is often abusive. Can be difficult taking care of people who who do not want to be there and don't like you simply because you work there.

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Paying for parking sucks, Unsafe environment

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Management was horrible. Horrible favoritism.

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Disorganized, Executive heavy, Old boys club.

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It is not as affordable as they want us to believe and its facilities are not distributed in the whole of (great) Denver urban areas as their competitors'

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hospital parking was difficult to find for staff

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Promotions are based on who you know not your skills. Example brand new nurse with less than 6 months experience was chosen over a nurse with 10 + years of experience for a leadership role. Management lies.

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Management in my particular department was horrendous. Total micro manager who wouldn't let you breathe without getting an e-mail five minutes later telling you exactly how to do your job and why you suck at it. I worked at the IT Help Desk, and half the team was Tier 1 half Tier 2 with two supervisors and one manager. Which means that there were about ten people actually working and ten people micromanaging the workers. As an Tier 1, you would be expected to handle about 40 to 60 calls per day. Time away from the phone was extremely limited. Overall, I felt like I was walking into prison every day for eight hours.

Also, expect to receive the worst possible schedule if you are new. I was working two day shifts, one graveyard on Saturday night and two 2-10 shifts. Which basically precludes the possibility of having a social life.

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Some unhappy co workers and patients

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Senior management are out of touch with actual patient care and make choices that make things worst