UCLA Employee Job Reviews in the United States

"UCLA Health is a great healthcare provider within the community striving to to provide the high quality of care. The personnels are very hard-working and mission-driven, The company is led by great leadership and continues to inspire people as they serve the community."

"Well experienced company."

"This organization is making a difference across all levels."

"Great benefits for those who want to work in higher education."

"I have worked at CRESST at UCLA since January. Overall, my supervisors are extremely welcoming and approachable. The working environment is also very healthy where I can learn and work hard but still enjoy my co-workers' accompany and bond."

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"I have worked for UCLA Center for Health Policy Research for over half a year. It is a very nice research center with kind coworkers."

"UCLA is a great university which gives the students a great opportunity to study and develop their interests."

"A good place to work. Work and personal life balanced, great management and teams. UCLA offers a pack of by far the best benefits out there. Once you are in-house staff, you are in the whole pool UC system. Extremely easy process to transfer between departments. Access to all the recreations all over the campus, big discounts on classes, etc. Overall, it was a very good place to work for me."

"The work life balance for the PP&E department is challenging. There are constant demands and deadlines for the department. The other issue with the department is that is regularly understaffed and the staff is pressured to get the work done with limited to no overtime."

"UCLA HHIPP department was great place to learn and grow."

"Very difficult to move up, especially if you are a female. Salary isn't great, benefits and pension are pretty good perks. I feel my career has stalled at UCLA, I would not recommend this as a place to work."

"Good CIO. Granted everything's relatively new to him, he's doing a pretty job."

"I have been a student at UCLA since 2015. I started to teach in 2016 as a teaching assistant and I had a great experience as a TA, although the union is trying to improve the wages, everything else was great. During my doctorate, I enjoyed working on my research and it was great that I had the freedom to work independently."

"I've worked at UCLA Health for over two years. It's a fun experience because people are smart and motivated. However, there are a lot of administrative issues, and there is little to no room for growth unless you are a medical professional."