Awesome workplace environment! - Registered Nurse, BSN Houston Methodist Employee Review

5.0
Dec 27, 2022
Recommend
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Pros

This hospital has a great environment. I actually was invited to the CNO's house for dinner when a group of us was first hired. It was awesome getting to know the higher-ups rather than just assuming how they are. I have never had more than three patients, which is my max for IMU. We seem to always find coverage. The health insurance is really good.

Cons

Can seem a little 'micromanagey' but it helps things stay balanced. Everyone in management listens to the nursing staff. HR was very strict with their offer, they wouldn't budge. I feel like they'll lose a lot of good nurses doing this. I almost didn't accept. The pay could be a lot better but it's still better than a good chunk of the hospitals in the area.

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Houston Methodist Response
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Thank you for the 5 star review! Employee satisfaction is key to our mission and lets us know when we're on the right track. Our Total Rewards include insurance, retirement savings, PTO, bonuses, wellness programs, educational assistance, discounts and much more. Details are in the myHR portal or at https://www.houstonmethodistcareers.org/benefits.html

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