Mercy Health - Anderson Hospital

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Management is confrontational , argumentative unorganized highly do not recommend a lot of profanity blaming and no support worse department I’ve ever worked for my entire career

Straightforward, easy to learn policies (and many outdated ones), stable and consistent hours for travelers, and nice gift shop. The patients in this area are extremely polite, kind, and some of the happiest patients that I’ve ever experienced at any hospital, so at least there’s that.

Severely understaffed in allied health departments (have worked through a majority of my lunches and management makes a big deal about clocking no lunch), terrible management that focuses way too much on productivity and very very small mistakes, ER doctors order way too many exams and tests before even seeing the patient in person, many doctors and radiologists can be extremely rude, and most staff in general are also standoffish if you don’t fit in. Numerous amounts of outdated, dinosaur equipment, as well as broken equipment. Extremely difficult to get help from nurses and staff in general. Be prepared to get ignored or receive passive aggressive responses and comments. I’ve worked at many different hospitals in Ohio as a traveler and this is by far one of the worst hospital staff I’ve ever worked with. To be honest, I could probably keep going on and on about the cons, but I’m too burnt. Don’t take a job or bring your family members here unless you are really desperate. The amount of patients I’ve seen suffer from malpractice and negligence at this facility is honestly one of the best examples of how corrupt healthcare is in America.

Unit was very welcoming and friendly. Small department which made making connections easy. Work load was pretty balanced.

Upper management was very disconnected from employees.