UPMC reviews

3.2

48% would recommend to a friend

(5,476 total reviews)
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Leslie C. Davis

37% approve of CEO

42% positive business outlook

UPMC has an employee rating of 3.2 out of 5 stars, based on 5,476 company reviews on Glassdoor which indicates that most employees have a good working experience there. The UPMC 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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4.0
Oct 18, 2013

UPMC McKeesport overall rating for employees

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Pros

The employees are great to work with. Small homey environment--works well with employees and patient Since it is a part of the community, patients frequently return and staff know them

Cons

Staffing issues--At times, staffing can be really bad and it causes a lot of problems with employees. At times, bed flow is an issue, but all in all it is a great facilty.

2.0
Oct 15, 2013
Recommend
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Pros

Good benefits. Ability to work from home for some employees. Programs for smoking cessation and weight loss. Some tuition reimbursement and their selected facilities.

Cons

Underpaid for the difficulty of the work managing individual requests and demands of 40+ clinics. Off site parking requiring a 15 min each way shuttle transport (30 min of unpaid time) in addition to the commute to the parking lot - and they don't reimburse parking despite people losing an extra half hour of their day every day which is 10 hours a month doing nothing but sitting in a shuttle.

3.0
Oct 7, 2013
Recommend
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Pros

Benefits, 6 month reviews, the people (most of them) I would say overall it was a decent job if you are able to manage the people around you. Where I worked, we needed to have the equipment ready to pick up the patients and in many cases the nurses didnt have the patient or paperwork ready to go. This would make other transporters madd but it didnt bother me most of the time since I knew they can get extremely swamped with patients. If you get to know the nurses, the HUC's (nurse station secretaries) and develop at least a courteous relationship with them your job will go much smoother. Tip: remember everyone's name, make a conscious effort to remember all names, make it a game if you have to but DO IT! this will help your life in general but it makes the job easier and lowers stress Don't criticize or complain. you don't know what it is to walk in someone elses shoes, so even if you think you could have done a better job, you don't know what all is going on behind the scenes. Smile. the main goal of this job is to move patients from A to B but you wouldn't believe how much someone appreciates someone to talk to when they are on their way into surgery. You will meet some of the kindest people at this job. from the Nurses to patients to housekeepers to doctors. But, you will also see nasty people that have been jaded from their experience working at a hospital. Shake them off, don't become one, learn to forget these experiences. Lifes sucks sometimes but just imagine what it may be like to be some of the patients you will meet, suffering and in pain. So someone didn't do their job, or is having a bad bad day and taking it out on you, GET OVER IT! People hold onto these bad experience like a diamond the size of a baseball, let it go, it's really not worth it. Go pick up the next patient.

Cons

for my job, there was too many hands in the process of what needed to be done. It was like the game telephone, and sometimes down the line people wouldn't get the information or it was the wrong information. But I was able to use this to my advantage in some cases.

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