Indiana University Health reviews

Each year since the merger w/IU Health, it has become increasingly apparent this is a business just like any other- focused on the bottom line, not employees or patients. We are continually asked to do more (increasing patient volume and acuity, productivity, more tasks added) and with less and less (fewer employees, no increase in pay, less equipment, less time with each patient, etc.), with nothing less than perfection expected. The physicians are also expected to maintain an extremely high level of productivity with patient volume and procedures. Burnout is real. Very frustrating as an employee, when I can't give my best care because I don't have enough time or resources. Very scary as a patient- when everyone is past their max capacity, things get missed, confused, and forgotten. This is why I am not proud to work here.

1% raise while CEOs gave themselves 7% raise, lame attempts at building morale, nursing gets a big raise (which was deserved) but other departments don’t get a raise