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Kaiser Permanente Reviews
What is it like working at Kaiser Permanente?
Operations Support Specialist in San Francisco:
Leave the union and meet the real Kaiser. If you know how to work independently you'll be allowed to carry managers who know less than you do but who will give you no credit for your work. You'll find toxic politics, a culture where most of the employees (including most -- not all -- of the senior leaders are trying to wring every dime they can out of the system and are not interested in improving the organization) and where all they talk about is care but all they think about is money. There are some excellent medical providers at Kaiser but they're thwarted by almost completely incompetent administrators -- especially in Finance.
Kaiser is an excellent place to work.
Clinical Assistant in Greensboro:
Pros: I love helping people and getting to know the stories of the patients
Cons: Nothing
Poor Management.
Certified Nurse Assistant (CNA) in Hayward:
Pros: Patient care. Autonomy to work your hours appreciated by the community
Cons: Management is poorly structured
Helping patients with adverse outcomes and building relationships with them.
Risk Management Specialist in Denver:
Pros: Benefits, some coworkers
Cons: Leadership, silos, wrong people in jobs, friendships hires
It is one of the highest paying employers and has amazing benefits.
Radiologic Technologist in Whittier:
Pros: I like the pay, benefits, and flexibility on the schedule.
Cons: I don't like how the wages can be so extremely different from City to city
Opportunity to drive performance and make things happen.
Finance Manager in Honolulu:
Pros: Mission driven not for profit where all profits flow to our members or communities
Cons: The slow pace of change and focus on tenure over ability/contributions
Overwhelming. As an RN CM many things are my direct responsibility. I feel could be dispersed to the other LVNs on my unit.
Case Manager in Whittier:
Pros: Pay and benefits. Some autonomy
Cons: Way too much stressful things to do and not enought time to get it done.
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