Mass General Brigham reviews

Arrogance from attendings, "Harvard" attitude, expectation to sacrifice quality of life for academic success, difficult as a female to plan for a family and have the employer understand/support you

As a resident, the hours worked are long, and opportunities to have a life out side of medicine is quite difficult. Additionally, the fact that there are many of the "best and brightest" unfortunately often means that you also have some of the most narcissistic individuals and that departments do not always work well together, with many departments thinking that they are better than other departments and not respecting their work. Additionally the lack of off-site access to electronic medical records for charting or completing notes etc. was a pain, especially when trying to document phone calls etc. Most other hospital systems of its caliber had a much easier way to access EMR from off-site. While Partners theoretically had it available, the vast majority of us were never able to actually get it to work.