Unorganized and Stressful - Anonymous employee TeamHealth Employee Review

1.0
Aug 11, 2017
Anonymous employee
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Pros

No weekends is the best part

Cons

Favoritism, if your kids work here they can run around like a 5 year old back and forth and get promoted with nothing said to them. Should be based on hard work not who is kissing your back side and stroking your pathetic egos.

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We are sorry to hear that your experience with our organization was stressful. We truly do value our employees and wish you well in your future career opportunities.

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5.0
Jun 19, 2026
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Pros

I’ve had a very positive experience working at TeamHealth. The organization truly prioritizes both its patients and its employees, which creates a strong sense of purpose in the work we do every day. One of the standout aspects is the collaborative and supportive culture. Leadership is approachable, communicative, and invested in helping teams succeed. There’s a genuine focus on continuous improvement, and employees are encouraged to share ideas and be part of driving change. TeamHealth also offers strong opportunities for growth and development. Whether it’s through formal programs or on-the-job learning, there’s a clear commitment to helping employees advance their careers. The company does a great job recognizing contributions and fostering a sense of belonging across teams. Pros: Supportive and engaged leadership Collaborative, team-oriented culture Opportunities for career growth and development Meaningful work that impacts patient care

Cons

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2.0
Jul 19, 2026
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Pros

Staffed the ER’s at Advent, which is a massive hospital with lots of resources and support. Hourly pay was competitive (little/no bonus pay though - not on par with other local companies).

Cons

Too much cutting or changing APC hours and shifts last minute based on “predicted volume” - which is a staffing model that never works! Budget cuts shouldn’t come from safe staffing. APCs keep departments running! Stop taking that for granted and keep scheduling consistent. They also don’t seem to care about losing good APC’s. They’ll just hire new grads to replace you. Too many arbitrary rules on physician oversight/practice guidelines without clear parameters. Every campus uses their APCs differently, which is confusing.

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