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St. Luke's University Health Network reviews

3.8

67% would recommend to a friend

(895 total reviews)
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Richard A. Anderson

71% approve of CEO

60% positive business outlook

St. Luke's University Health Network has an employee rating of 3.8 out of 5 stars, based on 895 company reviews on Glassdoor which indicates that most employees have a good working experience there. The St. Luke's University Health Network employee rating is in line with the average (within 1 standard deviation) for employers within the Healthcare industry (3.4 stars).

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895 reviews
2.0
Feb 23, 2025

EPIC

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Pros

Health Benefits Gyms Certain service lines have good physicians.

Cons

Compared to the rest of the market, especially in IT, positions are severely under paid. Even when compared to local competitors such as LVHN. Network focuses on expansion, but doesn't map out the impact that it would have to the departments supporting those new sites. Lack of resources. They are willing to pay top price for consultants but are unwilling to negotiate with internal candidates. Lack of communication/unison with IT and operations. Lack of transparency with pay ranges. High Turn Over leading to burn out.

2.0
Jul 20, 2023
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Pros

The health insurance is not that expensive.

Cons

There is absolutely no room for growth. They have unqualified Practice administrators, practice coordinators, front desk coordinators. They literally throw titles at whomever they are friends with in their workplace. Hardworking staff is overlooked all the time and constantly overwhelmed and overworked. They shouldn’t determine whether or not someone wants to take an unpaid day. ESPECIALLY if they aren’t willing to give us better vacation hours. It isn’t fair that new employees now get 40 hours of vacation and me for example has worked for 6 years going on 7, I’ve YET to take a vacation because of the lack of hours we get. They only use “sick time” if you call out sick, are having a procedure done, or are out on medical leave which is VERY RARE. Also you are only allowed to have 3 “unplanned events”. Meaning, if you come in 1 minute late, that’s an unplanned event, you call out sick, it’s an unplanned event, you leave early because of a family emergency, it’s an unplanned event. So how exactly are you to use sick time should you have to stay home sick or leave work sick if it puts your job in jeopardy when it happens? As soon as you hint off you want to leave, they try to match the pay and when that doesn’t work, they try to sabotage your record to make you “un-hirable”. I’ve seen it happen PLENTY of times to great workers who have spoken up about poor management. HR is NOT for the hourly wage staff. Anonymous complaints can be made but of course, nothing gets done or looked into. And of course, we have to deal with all of this while being severely underpaid. Their metrics are ridiculous to achieve when they are completely short staffed.

2.0
Aug 18, 2021

Poor Management, Horrible Experience

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Pros

The work itself was rewarding and I enjoyed the staff that I worked with. I loved my patients and being able to help them in their time of need.

Cons

I was so excited to start this position and thought it was going to be my "hire to retire" role, but that was not my experience. I was treated very poorly at this job, being brought to tears almost on a daily basis. There was no proper orientation for the role, the manager did not have a social work background and did not understand the role, and the work expectations were inconsistent as our work requirements would change constantly. High turnover rate due to poor management and employee burnout. I will not list specific examples, but when I tried to ask for help regarding the toxic work environment I had been written up with the claim of having an "outburst". HR was unsupportive as well. It was very shocking to see this come from a large healthcare system.

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