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Ratings for Veteran's Hospital

  • Appreciation
    3.1
  • Company Outlook
    3.6
  • Fair Pay
    2.9
  • Learning and Development
    3.4
  • Manager Communication
    3.4
  • Manager Relationship
    3.7
  • Pay Policy
    2.7
  • Pay Transparency
    3.2
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Veteran's Hospital Reviews

What is it like working at Veteran's Hospital?

Charge Nurse (RN) in Topeka:
Pros: I am a night shift Charge nurse on a Drug and Alcohol Rehabilitation Unit--Fresh Start
Cons: Higher management
It’s a pleasure work with veterans Instead civilians.
Certified Nurse Assistant (CNA) in Durham:
Pros: To be able to help and give my care to those gave their lives away to served and protect Unite of America.
The vétérans make up for the VA management retaliation.
Family Nurse Practitioner (NP) in San Bruno:
Pros: Caring for the veterans
Cons: lack of oversight from Washington regarding what is happening at the VA
Great program, however need structured management.
Housing Specialist in Tucson:
Pros: Seeing veterans become permanently housed
Cons: co-workers who do not make effort to help veterans become successful
Direct care.
Certified Nurse Assistant (CNA) in East Orange:
Pros: veteran
Cons: pettiness and lies and nasty people
Great Retirement Job.
Police Sergeant in Milwaukee:
Pros: I like the fact that i can HELP people and have the resources at bay to help Veterans and Others
Cons: The Pay
Physical Therapy Assistant in Charleston:
Looked down upon by management both directly and intradisciplinary. The pay is at the lowest end of the scale. On the plus side, the insurance and retirement benefits are unbeatable which keeps me here.