Oregon Health & Science University Employee Job Reviews in the United States

"I have worked for OHSU since 2011. OHSU is a good healthcare institute with good ethical values and an emphasis on quality care and employee health. OHSU employs more than 30K people and has multiple locations in Oregon."

"Great place to work with generous PTO and benefits."

"I have worked at Oregon Health & Science University in Portland for more than 11 years. I was recruited to help develop public-private partnership and integrate research with the OHSU hospital system for excellent patient care delivery. OHSU is a great organization with very talented people who cares about doing the best for patients through healing, teaching and research."

"a good place to start an academic job but not for progress"

"Great environment to be in and learn and grow."

"I worked for Oregon Health & Science University for 3 years in the Developmental Cognition And Neuroimaging Lab (DCAN). The dynamic throughout the lab was supportive, fast-pace and highly motivated to advance the field of behavioral neuroscience."

"OHSU is a diverse place to work. As a postdoc, we have standards that are met, but the university is seeking to improve upon them."

"OHSU is a very large institution. It's impossible to review it as a whole. All I can say is that with the combination of a great principal investigator and highly collaborative and flexible environment, the research lab I work for is as good as it gets. The only issue of working here is "there is no growth path.""

"I worked for OHSU for 3 years. The first year was great, then very poor morale and personal (political) agendas became very evident. It could have been a great job but extreme backstabbing and use of power by management to get what they wanted was very disappointing. Then again, it could have been my department."

"Every employee is valued for their individuality & diversity."

What do you like about working at Oregon Health & Science University?

"I like that OHSU University offers security, stability, and great benefits."

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

"I think that character and personality should be considered just as important as a candidates work history."

What don't you like about working at Oregon Health & Science University?

"I dont like working graveyard and having to work with medical supply inventory. Also my schedule makes it very hard for me to have a personal life outside of work."

What suggestions do you have for management?

"Hire more staff so that there will always be employees available to cover shifts when turnover happens."

What do you like about working at Oregon Health & Science University?

"Benefits were good and location was close to my home."

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

"Ask a lot of questions about details of the job and personality/work-style of the manager."

What don't you like about working at Oregon Health & Science University?

"Lab manager was demeaning to employees when mistakes were made. Too many pointless meetings that could have been addressed in an email."

What suggestions do you have for management?

"Believe in the employees ability to get their work done and not micromanage."

What do you like about working at Oregon Health & Science University?

"I have learned most of my research skills from working here."

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

"Really see how much you can learn from those above you."

What don't you like about working at Oregon Health & Science University?

"I believe that there could be more training for those of us wishing to climb the research career ladder."

What suggestions do you have for management?

"I believe I would try to work on making a more nuanced definition of what diversity is -- especially re: research employees."

"An excellent employer, being exposed to the birthplace of interventional radiology has helped me in assisting development of new peripheral vascular applications."