PeaceHealth Reviews

3.4

50% would recommend to a friend

(1,050 total reviews)
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Sarah Ness

43% approve of CEO

39% positive business outlook

PeaceHealth has an employee rating of 3.4 out of 5 stars, based on 1,050 company reviews on Glassdoor which indicates that most employees have a good working experience there. The PeaceHealth 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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1K reviews
5.0
13 Jan 2023
Recommend
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Pros

Team members feel like family and leaders are present! Their core mission is visible in the work that is done. Generous PTO and amazing benefits!

Cons

Having to use PTO for sick days/holidays. More bonuses.

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PeaceHealth Response
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Dear Human Resources Caregiver, Thank you for your 5-Star review! We love to hear about the community and collaboration happening every day in service to the PeaceHealth Mission. PeaceHealth believes that caring for our caregivers and providing great benefits is an important way we can promote work-life balance. Warm Regards, Talent Acquisition
1.0
11 Jun 2015

IT specialist

Recommend
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Pros

It is impossible to be fired. People have been filling IT roles for decades with essentially no practical knowledge of programming or design.

Cons

It is hard to convey how truly awful PeaceHealth is. Your ability to navigate dozens of conflicting personal agendas will far outweigh competence in predicting your success. The fact that management are clueless would not be so intolerable if it were not accompanied by dishonesty and mean spirited tactics. To make matters worse, it is all done with the premise that they are carrying on the mission of Jesus Christ.

1.0
23 Sept 2015
Recommend
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Pros

Some great co-workers who care and work hard, in spite of short staffing/ bare bones staffing, intentional keeping staff numbers constantly short to improve budgetary outcomes.

Cons

A few very negative co-workers who harass and bully others, long term employees, management does very little and this triggers turnover. Also management often under or unqualified (the Peter Principle- managemt often promotes people to their own level of incompetence). These are folks who "have been there forever" and apparently knew the right people to work their way up. This would NOT happen in an urban environment with a top hospital- these mgrs would never have been promoted. Pay is low- pretty much the lowest in the industry, staff with experience are paid the same as new grads. Much attention is given to the "mission statement" of caregiving- i.e. "the language of caring" and other such malarkey. Why not focus instead on good patient care and safety standards and competence, rather than such BS? My own family member was in a PeaceHealth facility for a couple of days, and got a pressure ulcer because the nursing staff was "afraid" to move them appropriately. So the patient suffered the last of her life with a painful pressure ulcer, that was completely preventable with appropriate nursing care. As a family member of a patient, I could care less about the BS "language of caring" and a lot MORE about competent patient care that prevents injury to patients. Perhaps having competent qualified managers who are well versed in the medical field might improve patient care, and lessen the focus on "the language of caring."

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