Providence reviews

The organization has lost sight of it's original mission. It is less about patient care and more about meeting financial goals. Physicians are ruled by graphs and charts and have very little time to spend with patients because they're pushed to make their quota. Sad. Human Resources is a joke... takes them up to 4 months before they can make a decision and rarely do they return emails/calls to employees seeking support or information. Leadership expects employees to perform well, yet the encouragement and motivation is lacking from the top.

The Nurses won union representation but it has not been implenmented; plus the union only covers the nurses- leaving everyone else to fend for themselves. Management cares only about the bottomline: claims there is no money for staff and overtime- spends lavish amount of money on superficial things ie. new carpet for the whole hospital and constantly remodeling the building- without actually improving infrastructor and work flow. Relative low pay to other great medical centers in the area. Heavy work load with low pay means high turnover rate.