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Nemours Children's Health

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Fine, depending on your team. - Research Program Manager Nemours Children's Health Employee Review

3.0
Jul 21, 2026
Recommend
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Pros

I work for a great team with a lot of support. At the mid-low level of employees, everyone is working incredibly hard to get research done and through the system. There is a lot of personal support for teams/team members.

Cons

Top-heavy organization. A lot of rules coming down without true input from end-users or understanding the impact it has on day-to-day. Policies are inconsistent and communications come from back channels rather than direct management. If you miss a meeting, you're behind. Executive leadership stops individual growth and progression. There are no levels for mid-level positions like mine. Raises don't cover inflation or cost of living. Nemours gets in it's own way and doesn't have leadership on the same page which leads to duplication and unnecessary work.

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5.0
Jul 14, 2026
Recommend
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Pros

Best organization that I have worked at. Leadership cares about there employees Shift diff best around.

Cons

Nurse autonomy is lacking / missing.

2.0
Jul 2, 2026
Anonymous employee
Recommend
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Pros

Great mission! Almost all associates are bought into the mission and taking care of kids. Rewarding work!

Cons

The executive leadership over the last 7 years has tanked. Moss cleaned house at the exec level (needed) but replaced his team with people who are not leaders and do not embrace the Standards of Behavior; some even scoff at them openly. The new Chief HR Officer is a maniac who creates fear and fires his own leaders at a whim. I have friends on the HR team and they are all uncertain about the path of the culture and say the organization has lost it's way culturally (and quite a few are searching for their next opportunity). That is certainly felt on the front line. Decisions about policies and things that affect culture are being made without consideration for how it will affect a culture that was intentionally cultivated around respect for each other. New leaders (at all levels) are not trained on Nemours culture and how to emulate the Standards. As a long-time associate, it is heartbreaking.

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