Johns Hopkins Health System reviews

POLITICS! It's exhausting for someone who just wants to do their job and go home; nurses bully their young here, baseline racial targeting (if you are brown skin, you know exactly what I mean) which is strange because of the location, cafeteria selection could be better and have better hours, diet only sodas offered in full sizes, parking is awful and expensive - was more than $120/mo for staff nurses, but for doctors....$0! Managers will black ball you when attempting to advance your career on other units (just lay low). Nurses looking for a calm place to settle down, this is NOT it. Nurses looking for peace of mind, this is NOT it. Nurses looking for a supportive, non-punitive environment, this is NOT it. Travel nurses - this is NOT it. To my brown people: avoid if possible, but you can definitely do it, just lay low with management (no matter how down-to-earth they come off). The culture if for those who enjoy power positions and nurses who do not want to actually be bedside. Many staff nurses hate their home lives and use JHH as a way to control something in their life. My best advice: (1) recognize the individuals that are unhappy at home and minimize contact with them, (2) don't stay at JHH too long

Supervisors do not care about patient care. They look at numbers and the budget and keep patients there FOREVER. It's sad because instead of helping patients recover, we keep them in the program for as long as we can. They lose hope and become very dependent on staff and become almost comfortable with the monotony of the PRP. I would never send a family member or friend there. I would honestly give 0 stars if I could. Also, the work environment is very hostile.