HonorHealth reviews

This observation is not at all limited to this organization, but the healthcare industry in general is somewhat in a state of flux due to regulatory changes and challenging decisions have been made to remain a viable organization. As long as you, as an employee, are adaptable and skilled, you will enjoy your experience working for this organization.

Terrible communication from administration down to bedside staff. Most decisions come from high instead of bedside RNs having autonomy, which has resulted in recent very low staff engagement survey results (only 12% staff are engaged at the Osborn campus). Hire management positions only based on education credentials instead of best personality combined with education for the position. Since merger with JCL- administration only seems concerned about the bottom dollar. Feels like big corporate mentality now. Administration does not allow any negative comments to be spoken without retaliation. Directors are being pushed out and eliminated so they can consolidate one Director for an entire floor instead of one per unit/specialty. All this accomplishes is directors who are spread way too thin and communication gets even worse for the bedside staff. No fair scoring system for yearly evaluations and merit. It's vey subjective to who is writing it. HR runs the place- they trump most decisions made by management related to staff discipline and such. Recruitment to hire new staff takes like two or more months to get someone in (that's not including hands on training). Terrible supply shortages due to budget cuts.