Great Company to be Director or Higher...anything less and you're replaceable. - Anonymous employee Memorial Hermann Health System Employee Review

2.0
Jul 7, 2017
Anonymous employee
Recommend
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Pros

Good Medical Benefits (if you don't ever plan to be sick outside of Houston); Good Vacation plan (if your boss doesn't guilt you when you use it); once you're hired it is nearly impossible to get fired (which means you work with inept people); looks good on resume; it appears like your boss cares (and they do, if you do good...they get a HUGE bonus)

Cons

The majority of the employees are just cogs in a wheel of directors and "leaders" that are worried about ratings in the national reviews and how much their bonus will be. The benefits of years past have been shrinking as budgets have meant less money and resources for those on the front line but not those higher up. New "benefits" are not universal and those not included are told "you are an unintended consequence" of the new policy. They are CONSTANTLY having fundraisers ... it is MANDATORY to participate. Including fundraisers to raise money to improve the facilities! That is NOT my job...it is the job of MH! You don't pay me enough and then you ask me donate to YOU so we can get a new coffee maker b/c the current one is broken and a health code violation? UM, nope!

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Memorial Hermann Health System Response
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Thank you for your kind words. We appreciate the feedback and thank you for your service to Memorial Hermann and our community. We hope you will consider a return to Memorial Hermann in the future.
3.0
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Quality care. Patient focused. Room for growth depending on skill but sometimes based on who you know which is a con. Lots of great providers who really care.

Cons

A lot of politics and favortism. People get promoted in leadership that don't deserve it which makes for a miserable experience for those working with them . Some senior leaders are disrespectful, overly demanding, disregard others time and effort, manipulative, aggressive, belittling, don't understand the workload of others, inflict punishment based on their feelings or because they want to, do things for their own benefit and are dishonest.

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Memorial Hermann Health System Response
1mo
Thank you for sharing your concerns. We hope you had the opportunity to share this information with a member of your leadership team or HR. We encourage Memorial Hermann employees to utilize one of many vehicles to ask questions or share any concerns they may have.
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