Northside Hospital Reviews

Pros

I love this hospital! I am a tenured healthcare employee and I have worked several jobs over the last 15 to 20 years. I must say that this is one of the best companies that I have been so fortunate to be a part of. My supervisors and co-workers are great. My supervisor, Laleisa (supervisor) Cornelius has been extremely helpful and encouraging. She works hard and the entire department does the same. My coworkers have been wonderful and never hesitate to assist me when I need help. We have overtime and we all go the extra mile to help our patients.

Cons

None at the present time.

Pros

Management team and Physcians always cared about me personally. Benefits and pay was based on ATL pay even in smaller towns like Macon. Job security and opportunity. Staff was great no bad drama, things got resolved before it escalated. NS did look out for me during the one layoff they had. Was told by mgmt once completed nursing school to reapply. Waiting on openinh

Cons

Not really any but if I had to have one miss the lunches drug reps use to bring in. It saved money and time

Pros

LOVE the people, the culture, the training, benefits, growth opportunities, student loan repayment option and pension!!!! Very happy and am making myself very comfortable here because I am not going anywhere for a long time.

Cons

Only con for me is my commute!

Pros

I genuinely love working for NSHC. I work night shifts. At first, I felt a little uncomfortable because I didn't know anyone, but they treated me like a family member from the start and I immediately felt belonged. I love our night crew and we work together as a team. Working as a PCT, you might here an there find a nurse that is not caring but its not something usual, so majority of nurses I have worked with never looked down on me, they helped me and did their best to fulfill their duties.If you are working on MED/SURG unit and Stella or Rachel happen to be your Supervisor, then you will have the most pleasant working experinece you would ever have in your career.

Cons

I can't recall any cons except nursing in general is long working hours and a demanding job, so be prepare what you getting into.

Pros

Before the new manager we had a wonderful department, a place where we could concentrate on patient care and safety.

Cons

This new managers primary objective is to have her ego elevated, she’s paranoid and vindictive. Created drama, gossip, animosity and then blamed others for the chaos she created. Totally blindsided a director who used to be wonderful. More than 4 employees have quit and two are on FMLA leave due to this manager’s approach. Only five full time employees left of a team of 12 plus PRNs, who also lost their jobs thanks to her “leadership”.

Pros

Professional Staff. High Quality of Patient Care.

Cons

Schedule was not very flexible.

Pros

Pension plan, team oriented co-workers, location

Cons

Short or lack of notification of change, communication between management and staff.