Excellent Place to Work - Anonymous employee Novant Health Employee Review

5.0
Nov 28, 2011
Anonymous employee
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Pros

Senior leadership makes decisions that are tough but are in the best long-term interest of the company. High potential for advancement, lots of opportunity to move within the company. Established HR department that truly implements the company's mission, vision and values. Best in class corporate training and developmental programs. Salaries seem to be on par or better than the industry average.

Cons

An established HR department can be a double edged sword. In some cases, Novant has leaders in place that lack true leadership ability. Leadership positions seem to be filled based on tenure, not proven success and potential for growth. There should be more flexibility in place to re-assign ineffective leaders, regardless of tenure with the company. Also, Novant's tuition reimbursement policy speaks volumes about how little they value higher education. The current policy is to reimburse only $1500 per year, enough to cover a few books but nothing else.

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5.0
Jul 2, 2026
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Pros

Of all the companies I have worked for Novant has been the best experience. I moved back into leadership after years of having stepped back from leadership due to burnout and frustration. Novant invests more than any company I have seen in both frontline and leader development, with cohesive messaging about priorities. I truly enjoy the teams I work with.

Cons

IT was moved to overseas a few years back. They back-pedaled on this and moved some aspects back to domestic coverage, but overall, I can't see where this improves operational efficiency despite surface level savings.

5.0
Jul 1, 2026
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Pros

I had a great experience as a Research Assistant at Novant Health. The team was welcoming, collaborative, and supportive of learning. I gained valuable experience in clinical research, data collection, patient interactions, and working alongside healthcare professionals. The environment encouraged professional growth, and I appreciated the opportunity to contribute to meaningful research while developing skills that will benefit my future career in healthcare.

Cons

Depending on the project, the workload could fluctuate, and some tasks were repetitive, such as data entry and documentation. However, these responsibilities are a normal part of research and helped reinforce attention to detail.

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