Emory Healthcare Reviews

Pros

M-F 8-5 every weekend off

Cons

you have to use your personal PTO for holidays

Pros

Great pay ; a lot of opportunity for growth

Cons

No cons while I worked there

Pros

The work in environment can be fast paced sometimes but overall it’s a nice job to have. As long as you can multitask and have great work ethics, this position will be a breeze. You have to posses a great deal of patience and enjoy what you do.

Cons

The busy waves can get pretty busy. It’s important to remember all information that’s given to you, and if not then having a handy notebook is very important. Also prevent from taking on someone else’s job, all energy is needed for 12 hour shifts.

Pros

incentives that they’re giving the pct s or and one who want to be a Rn now to go back to school to be a RN they will pay for the full tuition, but you have to buy your own books drawback is being with Emory for two years after you get your bachelors degree in RN

Cons

They don’t pay as well, and give real good incentive as a pension plan For retirement and incentives to work extra five dollars or $15 is not enough when you have short of staff. And they offer five dollars every six weeks and then give $15 the opposite six weeks smh

Pros

The nurses and doctors are phenomenal in the ER especially the night shift .They go out of their way to make sure your needs are addressed . When a critical patient comes in , everyone converges to get the patient stabilized . They are highly skilled and professional when caring for patients but also know how to appropriately apply humor. I love working in the ER.

Cons

Management can micromanage at times especially with nurses which puts them in a bad mood. Also schedules for the nurses are sometimes changed without regard to the nurses’ personal lives. Pay for techs is low for the responsibility expected. HR extremely slow . ER Stockroom tends to run low on supplies and need revamping in stock to include specialty items such as colostomy bags. Environment services needs to be more present as floors can get really gross

Pros

Worked with a lot of great people, a lot of great personalities, and a lot of great personalities

Cons

Emory is very cheap and does not want to pay their employees, however, they will pay a traveler three times as much instead of their loyal coworkers that have been there for years

Pros

Good place to start out, good benefits

Cons

Unorganized and not very thorough with a lot of things

Pros

-Diverse and inclusive workplace culture. -Supportive of future career goals. -Healthcare benefits are good.

Cons

-Management cares more about the budget than safe staffing/patient safety. -Raises are minimal and rare. They don’t care about how good of a worker you are. They’ll find a way to pay you less. -Outdated facility with old equipment and constant supply shortages. -Very clique-y, especially amongst leadership. Management is rarely held accountable for their poor performance. Those at the bedside are the first to be thrown under the bus.

Pros

Emory is an amazing place to work! I have truly been blessed to have such amazing leaders and coworkers. We are remote full-time, but we have the option to work in office.

Cons

Pay could be higher but I know it’s the market, so until I’m ready to transfer to a different department or if I’m promoted, the pay will do.

Pros

Great co-workers all around who are willing to help each other.

Cons

Poor financial compensation + Emory removed the financial incentive for picking up extra shifts... heavy patient to staff ratios too... high staff turnover to other higher paying facilities in the ATL area.