23 Department of Health and Human Services Reviews

"I am working in Department of Health which provide licenses to all health professionals who are working in District of Columbia."

"I have worked with people at the Department of Health and Human Services, also, as a Correctional Officer 20 some years and I find that most people are very kind and generous even if there is an episode with somebody who’s being Agitated I still handle the situation very professionally. And I always complete my job on days like this."

"I have worked in government for many years."

"I have worked for the office of rual health Nebraska DHHS for a year. They work hard for equity and upgrading quality in rural health care. It is different from the efforts to maximize profit in private companies. I was deeply impressed how they struggle to get budget from the state congress."

"11 years of experience as an IT contractor working with both agile and waterfall methodologies. IT experience in infrastructure and software development"

"I have worked for the Department of Health since 2017. I have several responsibilities which include: trial attorney, memorandums, attorney at administrative hearings, medicaid consultant and administrative judge. I am looking to expand and contribute my knowledge in other areas."

"Great company, good management; all are welcomed to apply. Most jobs are what you make them out to be."

"Good work environment with multiple divisions for cross training. But, unfortunately the department doesn't promote from within."

"It's ok. It's the government lots of limitations and a moody customer base."

"After only interning with the United States Public Health Service for only just a short time I was very happy with what I experienced and would really enjoy doing what I was doing."

"I worked for the United States Public Health Service for the summer months of 2013. Through this internship I learned so much about what it was to be an industrial hygienist and I found a work environment that I would be very happy to work in for the rest of my life. it was a good starting experience that I will now try to build upon through different experiences in the environmental health field."

"It's a good company. As long as we do our work, we are allowed to have a flexible schedule."

"13 years total with 4 in the virtualization space"

What do you like about working at Department of Health and Human Services?

"Exposure to several technologies that allow for a broader skill set."

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

"You have to be open to wearing a several different hats with this organization"

What don't you like about working at Department of Health and Human Services?

"There were several approval layers to getting tasks and projects approved."

What suggestions do you have for management?

"Offer more training aides or solutions available to employees aside from waiting for classes to get approved prior to attending"

"I was a fabulous experience where I was given the oppurtunity to grow."

What do you like about working at Department of Health and Human Services?

"it was an invigorating experience where you can grow and prosper!"

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

"Go with gusto and be who you are. It is yoiu that can make your reality come true today."

What don't you like about working at Department of Health and Human Services?

"Have not found many thing I didn't like. How you make the most of a challenging experience dictates the outcomes."

What suggestions do you have for management?

"To be open and honest and tell it like it is."

What do you like about working at Department of Health and Human Services?

"The federal government has job security which is a good thing."

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

"I would tell someone who interviews here at the Dept of Human Service to think about other agencies"

What don't you like about working at Department of Health and Human Services?

"It seems to be unfair, they contract everything out and I'm losing my skill set, cant seem to get into the area I would like although I have a Bachelors degree in that area, and o yeah a Masters degree in that area."

What suggestions do you have for management?

"I would let employees cross train, not hire as many contractors, Help federal government employees with their development plan, and be positive"