Mission Health reviews

3.2

26% would recommend to a friend

(670 total reviews)
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Greg Lowe

37% approve of CEO

49% positive business outlook

Mission Health has an employee rating of 3.2 out of 5 stars, based on 670 company reviews on Glassdoor which indicates that most employees have a good working experience there. The Mission Health employee rating is in line with the average (within 1 standard deviation) for employers within the Healthcare industry (3.5 stars).

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670 reviews
2.0
Jun 21, 2023
Recommend
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Pros

- Coworkers are awesome and ER leadership does care - New equipment - Security response time to behavior situations is good - Most providers are nice and thankful for the RNs

Cons

- ER leadership does care but is unable to facilitate change - Staffing is embarrassingly awful. I constantly had to apologize to patients and family members about my multi-billion-dollar company sucking - Unable to care for my patients adequately due to high acuity with no ancillary help - The union rep is relentless and badgers non-union members every chance they can get - Nurses hardly ever get a lunch break

1.0
Nov 7, 2019
Recommend
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Pros

Some of the people are great

Cons

When I first began working for Mission about 10 years ago, it was considered the best place to work. It was very difficult to even get a job there because no one wanted to leave. However, times have very much changed. It went downhill fast over the years and now that we were bought out by HCA, things are worse than I ever imagined. HCA is a for-profit company and they very much act like it. Nurses who had worked previously for them warned the rest of us. They have no problem lying to your face. They told us there wouldn't be any serious changes immediately but as soon as they officially took over, they changed everything for the worse. They said no one would lose their job and now every week, they're announcing that more jobs are being eliminated. Patient care is suffering. There are more falls, more extubations, more pressure sores, etc and they could not care. They don't listen to us when we speak up, they just brush us off. So many experienced nurses have left and more are leaving all the time. Floors are now mostly stafffed with new grads and travelers (btw, they own the travel company). They're sending HR around now to find out how to get nurses to stay. There is a reason they're offering such a large sign on bonus and higher pay. They now realize you can't run a hospital without experienced staff. Work here at your own risk. The high stress and anxiety isn't worth it.

3.0
Oct 29, 2018

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Recommend
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Pros

Great growth potential if you are willing to dance the dance. Mission stays on top of providing cutting edge health care.

Cons

Work environment is punitive in nature. Not much support if you are learning and not excelling fast enough. The emails all say we are here to support you, but I have not even met most of you and when I did it was in a crowded room to drum up support for changes and budget cuts.

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Mission Health Response
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Thanks for your feedback, which we review and take very seriously. If you have specific instances you would like to share with HR, please feel free to contact talentacquisition@msj.org. We encourage you to provide feedback and voice your needs/concerns through StandOut, manager 1:1 meetings, and various listening sessions. Curious what type of support you are seeking and how we can help connect you.
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