Indu & Raj Soin Medical Center Reviews

The pay is abysmal. The leadership gives empty tokens of thanks that end up coming across as insulting, but do not get down in the trenches and help. The staff turnover means that you are often working with strangers, which is exhausting and demoralizing and lonely. Management is quick to discipline and slow to support.

The management (depending on what department) is OK. They are kind people but sometimes the adjustments they make are inconvenient. Because this is such a hard position to keep filled, we are normally short staffed which results in text messages to come in on days off, and being cross trained to do 3 different job tasks. Like you basically are put wherever the "need" is, so although you just finished phlebotomy courses and expect to be drawing all the time, you may be put downstairs processing and vice versa. If you are a person who didn't want to be in patient's faces and up close you may be inconvenienced because you'll need to learn how to draw blood in both inpatient and outpatient.