GE Healthcare Employee Job Reviews in the United States

"I've worked for GE Healthcare since 2015. The company embraces a culture of respect, transparency, inclusion and diversity, while operating with the highest integrity. GE Healthcare is the third largest Med Tech company in the world and an experienced, innovative and proven partner with a 100-year history in health care."

"GE Healthcare is a good company to work for."

"They have unrivaled ambition and fantastic people to work with."

"GE healthcare is a great company to work for, it is a company with great learning opportunities and most importantly provides employees with challenging priorities at all times. Work life balance is great and there is a lot of flexibility."

"I have worked with GE Healthcare since 2016."

"GE Healthcare is a strong company with excellent opportunities"

"Sudden lay off which was quite hurting decision from GE. Apart from that very good company to work for. Very good environment and challenging projects."

"Good management and good attitude to employes."

"There are a lot of learning opportunities and growth aspects in GE."

"I have worked with GE Healthcare for the past 3 years. They are a very challenging and fun group to work with. You work very hard but also have fun in the process."

"I've worked for GE Healthcare for almost a year now. I have been head of the Probe Evaluation Department for about 6 months out of the year which I have been at this facility. In addition, I have gained skills in Excel, along with Logistics (Receiving, Shipping), and Oracle Processing."

"I worked for GE for 4 years and didn't care for a company that size."

"GE Healthcare is by far the best company I have worked in, as reflected in my 6+ year tenure. I've had the pleasure of working with the greatest teammates a person could wish for."

"No long term focus from management as they rotate every 3 years. Change happens slowly and in small doses for a very long time. They are now behind in strategic change as most changes have been band aids."

"Regulated industry at its regulatest. A lot of talk about being simpler or more efficient, little substance. Some disconnect between GE-style executive management and professional/technical staff."