Denver Health Medical Center Employee Job Reviews in the United States

"I've worked for Denver Health for two years. I like the organization culture, the management support, and the company visions and missions that they serve the well-being of Colorado population. DH provides also a high-quality care to all people and patients whatever their ability to pay. The only reason I left the company was to continue my education and advance in my career."

"Great place to work with really fun people,"

"Denver Health is a great company to work for - the only complaints that I have are the same complaints that you could say about any hospital in Colorado. I think that their policies are fair. Most importantly, they really stand up for their staff members. The almighty patient satisfaction score is not always king here, they truly believe in providing high quality care for all patients."

"Denver Health is a corporation. Employees are treated like a number. It's always open 24 hours per day, 7 days per week. Employees are expected to show up to work regardless whether there are blizzard/snowstorm warnings or hazardous conditions. There is a strict attendance policy. If the employee is to be 1 minute late, that is an occurrence. When leaving early, is an occurrence. If there's an emergency whether for family or self, it's an occurrence. If 6 occurrences accumulated, then a corrective action is being initiated. Also if one is working 8a to 5p, he/she must take PTO for any type of appointments including medical, dental, renewal of registration, etc. There's only a maximum of a 2% raise, and that is dependent on how one's peers/coworkers review him/her. A peer/coworker could write either positive/negative things on their reviews. If the person who's being reviewed for their annual performance does not get a good review, little or no raise are given. It's very stressful."

"I worked at Denver Health Hospital for a little over a year. An excellent company to work for whom not only listens but takes action. DH is a very open, transparent company, which eases any feelings of discomfort."

"I think Denver Health is a good company overall, but I have to come to realize I am no longer a good fit."

"I have worked with Denver Health since 2011. I find the services that Denver Health provides to the surrounding communities instrumental to overall health. We have over 15 out clinics, with some clinics averaging up to 75k visits per year. 20 school based clinics, a roaming mammogram van with satellite technology. Denver Health currently employs more than 5K employees."

What don't you like about working at Denver Health Medical Center?

"At one time, I was the manager of 3 shifts so I was on call 24/7."

What suggestions do you have for management?

"Assist employees with the help they need. Learn from the employees and allow them to learn from management."

What do you like about working at Denver Health Medical Center?

"Responsibility and learning environment. DHMC was open to new technology. Lot's overtime."

Do you have any tips for others interviewing with this company?

"Busy place, lots of opportunities to learn and grow."

What don't you like about working at Denver Health Medical Center?

"Low pay at the time. Always on call."

What suggestions do you have for management?

"Listen."

"Denver Health is a leader in healthcare across the board. Proud to have worked there."