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Boston Medical Center

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I love working at BMC! - Anonymous employee Boston Medical Center Employee Review

5.0
May 15, 2018
Anonymous employee
Recommend
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Pros

BMC is such an amazing hospital, and really cares about its community. Of all the hospitals in Boston, it is definitely the most undervalued. From Kate Walsh, the CEO on down, they really care about providing the best care possible to the people they serve. I have worked in many Emergency Departments across the country, from city based Level 1 trauma centers to community hospitals and BMC has some of the best wait times overall, especially considering it is the largest and busiest trauma centers in New England! Amazing programs: Grayken Center for addiction, Rooftop garden, donating millions to provide housing in the community...

Cons

Parking... But of all the hospitals in the city, it's probably one of the best

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Cons

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Pros

The mission of the BMC is still a positive, but the current TA culture makes it difficult to identify many other pros.

Cons

Over the past year, the Talent Acquisition team has had two different leaders, and morale has continued to decline. The primary focus has become fill volume and speed, with weekly rankings of recruiters and their fill counts shared across the team. While metrics are important, this approach doesn’t account for the fact that some recruiters manage significantly harder-to-fill positions than others. Success often feels measured by quantity rather than the complexity or quality of hiring. There also seems to be much less emphasis on finding mission-driven candidates, following consistent processes, and maintaining compliance than there was previously. Many employees appear hesitant to raise concerns because they worry about potential retaliation. The integration of the newly acquired hospitals has added another layer of disorganization, making an already challenging environment even more difficult. Career growth opportunities within the department also feel very limited

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