Medbridge reviews

3.3

48% would recommend to a friend

(99 total reviews)
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Donovan Campbell

37% approve of CEO

50% positive business outlook

Medbridge has an employee rating of 3.3 out of 5 stars, based on 99 company reviews on Glassdoor which indicates that most employees have a good working experience there. The Medbridge employee rating is in line with the average (within 1 standard deviation) for employers within the Healthcare industry (3.4 stars).

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5.0
Apr 19, 2018

An Evolving Company

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I chose to wait a year before posting on Glassdoor. It really takes a year (or more) to get a deep sense of a company's strengths, successes, operations, culture, challenges, etc. I am a Recruiter, but I am writing this review from the perspective of a fellow colleague that collaborates with hiring managers and team members across the entire organization. I interact with the C-Suite and VP's, as well as customer-facing and behind-the-scene production employees. I have implemented hiring related initiatives, with the support of my team. My ideas are met with a "yes culture" kind of attitude, and I am given honest feedback if those ideas or results are subpar. I have learned so much from the people around me, but I have also learned from the freedom to research and try new things independently. I have learned that, outside of our core values, MedBridge also values: Accountability and self-management Curiosity and dedication to solving problems Resilience / ability to bounce back from failure A "life-long learner" mindset Openness to change and ability to work with ambiguity I have a lot more to learn, and I look forward to do so with this team. There has been a lot of change in this past year. I have seen: headcount increase, an office move (upgrade), process improvement, benefits review (in favor of the employee), an anonymous employee survey, manager training and, for the first time in company history, growth equity partners. We could probably benefit from a more formal change management strategy, but that is a very typical area for improvement for any tech company. Plenty more change and challenges to come, I'm sure, and I look forward to being part of the solutions.

Cons

I have found management to be very accommodating of my preferred schedule, however, I would love the opportunity to work remotely from time to time. Seattle traffic is nuts!

5.0
Mar 27, 2018

Great place for those looking for a fun, fast-paced environment

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I have worked at MedBridge for a few years and have had a very positive experience here. The culture is fun, young, and innovative - the people here are really what make this a wonderful place to work. The teams are tight-knit and there seems to be very little friction across teams. The degree of ownership and impact you’d like to have within your team is very flexible so everyone can easily find his or her comfort zone. I feel good about what the company does - there really is a focus on educating clinicians and helping their patients achieve better outcomes. We make a great product that our clients truly seem to love, appreciate, and use on a regular basis. The CEO is very positive and the vast majority of management really seems to care about your career advancement and want to help you succeed. If you are interested in trying something new or exploring a new position, you are most often supported and given new projects to help expand your skills to align with the direction you are interested in going.

Cons

Some (not all) of the managers are inexperienced, and this can have a negative impact, both on the teams they lead and on company progress.

5.0
Feb 21, 2018

Great Company

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Having spent over five years at MedBridge I've been able to see the company grow from a scrappy team of less than 10 to a dominating force in the medical education and patient engagement industry. To achieve that in such a short amount of time, while remaining bootstrapped, speaks to the dedication and focus the team has had since day one. Though I'm moving out of the state, I feel very lucky to have worked for a company with such a positive mission and unbeatable staff. One of the best parts of working at MedBridge is being able to work alongside such bright and driven people. Collaboration is part of the company ethos, and from the team interactions to the open office layout it is apparent that it has been a major component to MedBridge's success. The culture is very social and welcoming, as one can see by how many people eat lunch together, participate in events like ski trips and 5ks, and get drinks after work. It's a company that is still learning as it grows, changing methods and processes as it adapts to the growing product offering and company size. This is great for people who thrive in a flexible environment, where team members are able to have a voice in the way teams are shaped and products are built. This approach has allowed MedBridge to flourish, providing education that has touched tens of thousands of medical professionals and patient engagement tools that have helped millions. There are a lot of perks to working at MedBridge (401k match, full healthcare, great office, snacks, beer, dogs) but the education stipend really exemplifies the company's stance on investing in its own employees. The stipend and paid time off, provided after a short term of employment, allows employees to pursue their own continuing education and take steps toward furthering their career. The same sentiment can be found in the office, where employees are encouraged to take on roles with high levels of responsibility from day one.

Cons

Being bootstrapped means that the company has learned to do more with less. Some companies might have entire divisions dedicated to building out products that MedBridge has delivered with just a few employees. This is an exciting position to be in as an employee but it requires one to wear a lot of hats and move at a fast pace. This isn't necessarily a bad thing but it isn't the right fit for everyone.

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