Toxic work culture and unreasonable expectations - Clinical Resource Director HealthTrust Employee Review

1.0
May 17, 2022
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Pros

Interesting and challenging work experience in healthcare value and supply expense management.

Cons

I worked for Healthtrust as the a clinical resource director for 2.5 years in Las Vegas, NV. I was in the position through the worst of the pandemic. What I experienced was a major lack of alignment between Healthtrust and the HCA facilities I served. As my job was to try to better align the entities in terms of supply expense performance, this was almost impossible. I had facility executives that would refuse to partner in engaging the corporate initiatives, and when they failed, it all fell back on me. I was later assigned a second facility, and expected to perform without any additional resources, though I regularly voiced that I needed them. This role is responsible for duties of about 3 FTE’s. The Poor leadership and unreasonable expectations drove me into diagnosed anxiety and depression, which resulted in my resignation.

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