Best Hospital to Work at in New York! - Registered Nurse NewYork-Presbyterian Hospital Employee Review

5.0
Oct 23, 2017
Recommend
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Pros

Impeccable teamwork on mine and many other units. Cares about your career advancement. VERY generous tuition reimbursement program. Amazing employee feedback tools that they ACTUALLY look at. Great salary. Overall, the culture here is quite superb. Having come from another hospital in the Northwell Health System, I can say this health system offers its employees much more and cares much more about its RNs. 10/10 would recommend!

Cons

The particular building I work in (Weill Cornell Medical Center) is a bit outdated. The technology isn't as up-to-date as it was at my previous hospital. Considering this is New York's #1 Hospital, I expected it to be better. HOWEVER, they are building a new building for my unit across the street that will open in 2020. I am told it will be better than anything that's out there.

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NewYork-Presbyterian Hospital Response
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Thank you for taking the time to leave your feedback. We are glad to hear about your positive experiences thus far with NYP. It is proven that a strong team dynamic certainly goes a long way here. We greatly appreciate your contributions to the hospital as an RN.

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