Pros
There are some people there who truly care about the patients. I enjoyed my experiences working with the clinical staff who was interested in bettering their ability to serve the patients and who wanted to make a positive different. It might be possible to be happy working in a clinical setting if you could avoid the corporate confusion around you.
Cons
The corporate influence destroyed this place. Senior clinical leadership is moving around - pay attention. The planning, design, and construction department and added realty group had huge potential to benefit the patients and organization. The ignorance of the President, Senior VP, and VP allowed this group to crumble and stripped it of the ability to serve. The directors were incompetent, disrespectful among themselves and towards employees. The department was full of micromanagement, lies, deception, gas lighting, hypocrisy, sexism, role confusion, office gossip, hiring of friends, excessive turnover, unhealthy work boundaries, no morale, no career support. My department director had no leadership or management ability and had no business supervising people. She had zero facilities, design, or construction experience, and silenced or eliminated anyone who threatened her. She was afraid of real work and relied on the "easy" button. She was a really sad person, I feel bad for her. The VP's and directors were all kingdom builders focused on themselves, fighting each other, and sacrificing their employees. If you have any professionalism, morals, or desire to do well - this is not the place for you. Pay was 30+% less than similar roles.