Working at Massachusetts General Hospital in Boston, MA: 29 Employee Job Reviews by Real Employee working in Boston, MA Area

"I've worked at MGH for nearly 3 years and have found that they have helped me develop as an employee over the years. I am grateful for all they have done for me in assisting in my further certifications as well."

"Great place to work. This is a teaching hospital and I found everyone was more than happy to help people learn about new things, and shadow different roles. My experience as an intern there helped guide me to my current career path interests."

"I've worked for MGH for under a year. It is one of the best hospitals in the country and it is a great company to work for. Management are great and supportive of you being able to excel and learn. I have taken many classes to help improve my skills and qualifications."

"I worked from 2015-2018 and I really liked my team and the work environment overall. Very friendly environment for entry level positions"

"I have been working with MGH for the last year and it has been an incredibly enjoyable and highly engaging academic environment. Not only have I learned an extensive amount about healthcare as a whole I have also been able to clarify where I would like to see my career headed."

"I have worked at MGH for four years. It is a very nice environment for young medical scientists."

"Work independently in a research lab with stroke data, designing a new protocol and other techniques. Develop skills for doing research work It is considered a "privilege" to work for Man's Greatest but Partners won't pay anything close to what others pay because of that "privilege" (at least for the Neurology Dept.)"

"I worked at Massachusetts General Hospital as a Postdoctoral Research Fellow. While the research center was full of productive researchers, the environment was less than optimal for my working style. My work was very isolated, and I had to look extensively for support. Keep in mind that the environment will vary by lab, so this may not reflect your experience."

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"I've worked for MGH for one year. I founded a strong non profit hospital that respect the core ethical of all its patients. The largest nongovernmental employer in Boston . MGH has more than 23000 employees ."

"Exciting place where you can learn a lot of things"

"I have worked for the Center for Genomic Medicine at the Massachusetts General Hospital as a Research Assistant. Upon reflection of my two-year internship experience at the Center for Genomic Medicine, I would like to express that the overall company culture and support were both tremendously invaluable."

"Great environment with many coworkers and administrators available to answer your questions."

What do you like about working at Massachusetts General Hospital?

"New challenges. New subjects. Working with very smart people and learning a lot."

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

"No, it sounds good and very comprehensive. Hope to hear from you soon."

What don't you like about working at Massachusetts General Hospital?

"It wasn't a software company, so it wasn't very organized software vise."

What suggestions do you have for management?

"A better organization for software engineers. newer equipments and newer equipments."

What do you like about working at Massachusetts General Hospital?

"Massachusetts General Hospital is an environment of innovation, support, highest standards with the some of the most dedicated professionals in the healthcare industry. Working in a high paced, extremely high acuity environment with the best minds, technology and resources makes MGH a superb place to work. As a Registered Nurse I have the best ratios and the most support that can be offered. I feel like I am a valued professional who is included in the growing world of medicine and Nursing as a profession."

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

"Be secure in yourself. MGH is a wonderful place to grow and learn from the best. Ask questions and be open to constructive criticism."

What don't you like about working at Massachusetts General Hospital?

"No hospital is perfect however I have worked at many facilities and MGH is beyond any other facility I have worked with. In my personal unit, the nursing staff is a group of highly intelligent, extremely skilled group that promotes patient safety, advocacy and health promotion. Being a nurse is a very difficult profession because you constantly have to filter exactly how a patients care is managed. At times the nurse-doctor relationship can be somewhat difficult due to our highly autonomous role and overwhelming ability to manage extremely sick individuals."

What suggestions do you have for management?

"MGH has the history of setting and maintaining the gold standard of medicine, practice and research. If money grew on trees some of the older buildings would be gutted and new patient rooms and units would be renovated. I would also ensure that the people working in the trenches had their part in the design of units to best allow for a unit that runs smoothly and is practical."