University of Illinois Hospital & Health Sciences System Reviews

Pros

Timing flexibility was convenient for me

Cons

salary was not good at all considering the work load

Pros

Great pay and the benefits are wonderful. Plenty of paid time off and generous retirement plans, including a pension. The patients are really kind and a joy to work with. The hospital serves some of the neediest community and commits to health equity.

Cons

Much of the system suffers from a severe lack of organization and communication. There is apathy throughout the workforce and it can be contagious. The politics can be a challenge to navigate.

Pros

Benefits that is about it!

Cons

You have no supplies, little to no equipment to do your work. The units don't even have silverware for your patients, you make your own seizure pads (patient safety risk) and pillows. Rundown facility with holes in the walls and broken stuff just about in every room. Not staffed adequately. Not worth risking your license over!

Pros

Good place to learn and hone patient treatment skills on your own. Pension is a plus.

Cons

Working in the Craniofacial Center is a toxic environment. Poor management. Clinicians with poor skills that refuse to learn.

Pros

- As in any state university jobs, pension, and the ability to study for free/partially paid. - Consistently the same type of work.

Cons

- A lot of walking and traveling (involves running around the entire hospital system, clinics are offsite which involves driving) - Tedious work (many issues are resolved easily by Active Directory policies, but they do not implement) - Lack of training/direction (do not expect to be helped) - Involves hospital rooms (expect to wear a hospital gown or protective coverings)

Pros

Tuition benefits for state universities

Cons

Pay extremely low High work load Lazy nurses