Working at University of North Carolina in Chapel Hill, NC: 29 Employee Job Reviews by Real Employee working in Chapel Hill, NC Area

"I've worked at UNC Hospital for 3 years now and it is a non-stop adventure. The ability to help customers get the care they need in a timely manner and ensure the safety of staff and patients."

"depends on the department you are working for"

"The UNC Eshelman School of Pharmacy is a great place to work. It offers a very strong supportive environment for its employees and a clear path to advancing ones career."

"I worked within the chemistry department at UNC for three years. The department is highly collaborative and offers diversity in projects."

"I have been working for UNC-Eshelman school of pharmacy (Chapel Hill) for over 2 years. This is an excellent place to learn, work and network."

"I was hired to devise a GRE prep class for undergraduate students. I developed presentations, Mailchimp messages, and curriculum. I was not given any legacy information, so it was my job to build it from scratch. They have been an extremely supportive employer and given me tons of latitude."

"I've worked for UNC since 2006. As a state employee, the benefits are pretty decent and the stability has been outstanding, even through the recession. About 10,000 employees work there."

"The environment at the School of Medicine at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill is very laid back. This is the place to work if you value work/life balance. It is a top notch medical school and a good work environment."

"It's a great place to work, professors are nice and quite friendly. Both masters and PhDs are treated similarly and vibes are great inside the department. Lot of hard working people."

"I've worked for UNC Hospitals in the blood bank for a year and love it!"

"Smart, impassioned geneticists who do great research from moderate resources. They offer significant flexibility to your research interests, though the research data will often arrive very piecemeal. Not all of the projects will reward heavy coding, or use the most from an algorithms developer, but they are arguably more valuable to biologists by serving the needs of smaller, under-served experiments, rather than the hyper-competitive areas of quantitative genetic sequencing."

"Increased my knowledge about human resource. Grateful to have worked with a good group of professionals."

"Fun environment, but no room for advancement."

"I've been working for UNC's Carolina Week for about two years now. The show airs on Wednesdays at 5pm and is run by UNC journalism students. We cover issues concerning the community and students. We create Readers, VOs, VO/SOTs, MOS' and PKGs on breaking news topics. We've recently begun doing live on the scene shots with Reporters."

"I worked here since I was enrolled in the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill. Professor Cliff Missen is really a nice tutor."