Kaiser Permanente Employee Reviews for Anonymous Employee

"Great environment. Co-workers are great to work with. It takes a long time to get new instrumentation into use."

"Kaiser Permanente is a good company to work for. Because it is so large, there are many opportunities available. It is easy to move around in the organization. Of the three entities that make up the organization, working for TPMG offers best pay."

"Very stressful job. Not recommended for managerial positions."

"Kaiser is a great place to learn the best in health care/insurance. But it is also a gigantic company with many stakeholders in any single project. Sometimes it seems too difficult to do simple things. But other times, you get the great feeling that what you have done is the best in the industry."

"Love it! Kaiser is fabulous! Great culture, supportive environment, excellent benefits, good pay with a transparent and approachable administration."

"Company is good, they are trying to bring in good things, use new technologies, but there is a lot of dependency is on the vendors. Overall it's good working in here."

"It was a pleasure working as part of the KP family. Like any big corporation their were politics, but overall I felt valued and respected as an employee. If I had not relocated out of the area, I would still be very happy to continue working for Kaiser."

"Kaiser Permanente has a strong work/life balance and a serious goal of providing best-in-class healthcare. They are not a technology company, which sometimes gets in the way of creating ideal digital experiences. Growth is possible, but they have a tendency to put people in a role for several years without a pay increase, before making it official."

"Kaiser Permanente is an integrated managed care organization, based in Oakland, California, USA, founded in 1945. Kaiser Permanente is a consortium of three distinct groups of entities: the Kaiser Foundation Health Plan and its regional operating subsidiaries, Kaiser Foundation, and the autonomous regional Permanente Medical Groups."

"This company is like a big titanic that needs to be maneuvered softly and correctly. Therefore, projects could take a while due to a lot of moving parts involved."