Memorial Sloan Kettering Cancer Center reviews

I learned former coworkers (after my promotion) made $20k/annually more than me. In result, I earned less at a higher-pay grade letter and despite a giant workload that had me working upwards of 12-13 hours a day and on weekends. I got the joy of constant bullying and hostility from insecure middle-managers who have failed not only at their own dreams (most wish they could be clinicians and will try to say snide or discouraging things to you) but have failed their staff and department. They enable a culture of pure toxicity. You will get emails at 12am from supervisors who are working on tasks like feral animals because they themselves refuse to hire more people (even when they get budget approvals for this very thing). You will attend constant meetings and have to make up for all the work missed while your bosses were twiddling their thumbs in Zoom and forcing you to listen.

**This is specifically for department of surgery at MSKCC*** It will be your downfall if you have zero healthcare experience. No room for mistakes/errors/growth. Someone I trained was fired 3 days shy of completing her 6 months probation. Whatever you do if you apply for this position - stay FAR AWAY from the dept of surgery, go to medicine. A job that can be done 100% remote but insist and require staff to sit in cubicle 3 days onsite (not patient + rarely see your MDs and clinical team). Zero flexibility with that, would rather have you call out than let you work remotely to keep the office staffed and not having other OCs covering 2-3 MD offices. TOXIC work culture, passive aggressive upper management. Management will immediately throw staff under bus. If a doctor unprofessionally yells at you and it was escalated to management… management laughs it off and doesn’t do anything about it. Lots of hyper fixation on mistakes, mass influx of anxiety, etc. Blackout dates for taking time off, your PTO will be rejected if your coverage partners can’t cover. For your mental health DO NOT WORK AS AN OC.