MDACC is the place to be! - Program Coordinator MD Anderson Cancer Center Employee Review

4.0
Aug 12, 2008
Recommend
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Pros

Some of the best reasons to work at MDACC involve the mission of MDACC. We want to provide the best we can to cancer patients. To meet this mission MDACC provides plenty of educational opportunities on a variety of subjects. There are also so many departments who provide a variety of services that you can find an area you're interested in working if you know where to look.The atmosphere is usually caring and people generally want to help each other out. MDACC provides a wonderful array of services for a health balance of work/life.

Cons

Parking is a definite downside to working in the medical center.

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Its mission to cure cancer is great. The research in some labs is groundbreaking.

Cons

There are hand few departments that do weird hiring of people of a specific demographic only (not mentioning which). Most PI s are of that said demographic. And some labs on this department don’t hire people within the US who are truly deserving just because they must hire people from that said demographic from that country. The Chair and Professors openly communicate in non English. So for any other demographic it is hard to secure employment, hard to understand what is being said. One PI forces their ethnic culture on lab members and can ruin your life if you don’t play along. Very little time is spent by some Professors doing research. They mostly write grants and create some preliminary results for a work to write more grants. Even in funding shortage times a lot of research allocated money is spent by some PIs to unnecessarily travel to international conferences frequently making it paid vacations which ideally are suposed academic endeavors. Oncologists have less attitude than the dry lab scientists often.

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