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Nevada Donor Network Reviews

2.6

21% would recommend to a friend

(65 total reviews)
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Joseph Ferreira

46% approve of CEO

43% positive business outlook

Nevada Donor Network has an employee rating of 2.6 out of 5 stars, based on 65 company reviews on Glassdoor which indicates that most employees have an average working experience there. The Nevada Donor Network employee rating is 24% below average for employers within the Healthcare industry (3.4 stars).

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65 reviews
2.0
5 Feb 2018
Recommend
CEO approval
Business outlook

Pros

Great people and coworkers management is horrible

Cons

Inexperience leaders including most of the department managers, I been working in this company for over 4 years and I have seen more people come and go than my entire 38 years of professional career.

1.0
26 Jan 2018

Regret is hard to swallow

Anonymous employee
Recommend
CEO approval
Business outlook

Pros

Saving lives My dedicated peers Benefits and pay are decent

Cons

It takes some time to catch on but when reality hits and denial is no longer an option, regret sets in. This company is infamous for bringing in unsuspecting professionals from across the country and then pulling the rug out from under them. I have seen so many awesome people move to Vegas after being convinced this is a premiere OPO. And one way or another they leave. Either they object to the dysfunction and are booted or they suck it up and quit. Don’t let the extensive interviews with the gushing staff fool you. Or you will become yet another victim. You will not be allowed to manage your staff. You will not be allowed to bring the OPO into the 21st century. You will be micro-managed, threatened, ridiculed, and blamed for upper management mistakes. And then punished. Oh and then- YOU WILL BE TOLD TO WRITE GOOD REVIEWS ON SOCIAL MEDIA SITES- yes you read that right. You will be asked to lie. The SLT or senior leadership team are unnamed partners for the tissue business within Nevada Donor Network. They sell tissue (that people donate to the non profit organization) and personally profit from it. They found a loop hole to make money off the OPO. I do not know details but this sounds like conflict of interest. The ethical reg flags are also flying. Much of the other negative reviews are spot on. Read them and be warned. FYI the lengthy raving reviews are from the Senior leaders themselves. How do I know? I listen to them say these words everyday.

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Nevada Donor Network Response
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Nevada Donor Network has strict internal policies and processes in place, which includes a robust Corporate Compliance Program. In addition to the internal policies, NDN also engages an external third party to perform financial audits and is visited on a regular basis by the regulatory agencies which govern the work we do.
1.0
8 Mar 2022

Worst OPO in the Country

Anonymous employee
Recommend
CEO approval
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Pros

Savings lives, a DSA with a lot of potential, pay sucks but benefits are good

Cons

Although they claim to have great culture at this organization, the real culture is, “shut up or find a new job if you’re going to be grumpy” which comes directly from the CEO, who just happens to be under investigation by Congress. Management has told employees they should be grateful to be working here even though most people took a pay cut to work here simply bc the mission is positive. Current leadership in the organ department has zero OPO experience and is led by one of the most incompetent people to work here, which is sad considering NDN has a reputation for hiring unqualified leadership. Management in family services has blatantly screamed at employees and called them stupid. There isn’t currently any Tissue leadership to complain about bc they don’t have any leadership employed. Hospital Services is a joke and the only thing they excel at is pawning off their work onto other departments. Hospitals in this area HATE the clinical staff and HS purposely distances themselves from those conflicts. The organization constantly tries to force employees to engage in unethical behavior, up to and including faking DMV registries and then magically sorting it out once people threaten to expose them. Bullying is also very common within the organization, so common in fact that employees will openly discuss their plans to harass other employees and bc of the culture, it is tolerated. This company does not care about training and development. They were willing to get rid of those within the training department immediately simply bc they called out leadership for trying to force unethical rules on employees. Since then, training has turned into a flat out dumpster fire with no real change on the horizon. This company has also been known to stalk ex employees social media accounts to ensure no one is speaking out about how terrible it is. Untrained employees frequently approach families for donation. It is very rare that someone will be off of work in time. Work/life balance does not exist as there are constant department/all staff meetings weekly. Therapists have been called in to speak with employees bc there is so much drama and the leadership seems to love to be involved bc they too have no lives outside of work. Leadership will force employees to say positive things about each other and then claim they have a good working environment. False promises for promotions and raises are common. It is a daily conversation between employees wondering how this place hasn’t been shut down bc numbers are being faked and OPTN policies are constantly being violated. It would take days to list all of the things that are wrong with this organization, just stay away and don’t listen to the recruiters when they claim this is a great place to work.

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