Awesome Employee Engagement - Patient Navigator NewYork-Presbyterian Hospital Employee Review

5.0
Jan 23, 2017
Recommend
CEO approval
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Pros

This place feels like home. People always have a smile on their faces and strive to be the best in their roles here at work. Everyone is as valuable as your coworker next to you no matter the title.

Cons

Since this hospital is near the FDR drive public transportation isn't so accessible. Also traffic can be very hectic during the day.

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NewYork-Presbyterian Hospital Response
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Thank you for sharing your thoughts on the culture at NYP. As an organization that Puts Patients First, we’re happy that you feel valued and supported. As you said, “happy employees mean happy patients.”

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