Emory Healthcare reviews

-Night shift has to go to mandatory and regularly scheduled meetings/classed during the day -Starting out as a brand new member of the healthcare field, they don't make it easy to keep up in certain conversations (orientation, classes, etc.). They use terms that I do not know yet and say things that get me lost, but that is a flaw only a small number of people have to deal with, I am sure.

Agree with others on low pay, poor management (MD and non MD). Patients dont get quality care because of leadership/management, and docs sometimes scour for resources to help patients like in third world country where all money goes to chairs and managers for their BMWs. Emory also spends more money on PR than quality- pays PR firms to suppress/remove bad internet reviews from search results, and add positive reviews you read here. One former director of communication wrote an op-ed on how poorly patients are actually treated and she and the matter were completely silenced by Emory PR and their media connections within a day. Recently lost a malpractice suit when a young man died in the sleep lab supervised by cheap contractor - jury awarded patient's family $13 million. I have never worked for a company that spends more money presenting a fake image than fixing the real problems.