What's it like to work for CMC? Heaven or the Bowels of...?? (Charlotte: live in, lawsuits)
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To all Current, Former and Relatives of CMC employees:
I've just accepted a position as a mid-level clinician with CMC Main in Charlotte. Just to get started has been a long, tedious issue and very inconvenient. All the former employees that I've talked to began stories of their experiences with a BIG sigh and/or eye-roll.
Is it really that bad? Should I run for my life?
I've had 2 different hospital experiences in my life. In Hospital A: Most were polite, helpful and friendly. People in Hospital B wouldnt spit on you if you were on fire. How does CMC rate? Are they well staffed, well stocked with supplies and clean? Or is it a dank, empty pit with a multitude of lawsuits???
Would you recommend it?
I need your opinions! Feel free to PM if you would like to respond privately.
While I have never worked there personally a company I did work for a few years back did contract work on the PC's network etc.... On the business side of it everyone for the most part seemed happy and committed. On the other hand like any big business you will get the nay sayers it doesn't matter how good the company is.
To all Current, Former and Relatives of CMC employees:
I've just accepted a position as a mid-level clinician with CMC Main in Charlotte. Just to get started has been a long, tedious issue and very inconvenient. All the former employees that I've talked to began stories of their experiences with a BIG sigh and/or eye-roll.
Is it really that bad? Should I run for my life?
I've had 2 different hospital experiences in my life. In Hospital A: Most were polite, helpful and friendly. People in Hospital B wouldnt spit on you if you were on fire. How does CMC rate? Are they well staffed, well stocked with supplies and clean? Or is it a dank, empty pit with a multitude of lawsuits???
Would you recommend it?
I need your opinions! Feel free to PM if you would like to respond privately.
The people I know who work there have worked there for years - they enjoy their jobs a lot.
My gf was just in Piedmont and there were only 2 nurses were really nice. Most of the people were a little weird and not much was coordinated well with different staff members telling her different things. Pretty frustrating.
To all Current, Former and Relatives of CMC employees:
I've just accepted a position as a mid-level clinician with CMC Main in Charlotte. Just to get started has been a long, tedious issue and very inconvenient. All the former employees that I've talked to began stories of their experiences with a BIG sigh and/or eye-roll.
Is it really that bad? Should I run for my life?
I've had 2 different hospital experiences in my life. In Hospital A: Most were polite, helpful and friendly. People in Hospital B wouldnt spit on you if you were on fire. How does CMC rate? Are they well staffed, well stocked with supplies and clean? Or is it a dank, empty pit with a multitude of lawsuits???
Would you recommend it?
I need your opinions! Feel free to PM if you would like to respond privately.
Did you not research the position better or visit the facility before you commited to it? What will you be doing in this position? You really can't go by what experiences a staff person/RN would have, because if by "midlevel clinician" you mean NP or PA, those experiences aren't even close. CMC is a great place to work in some aspects and a pain in others. Just depends on what you value and what your expectations are, and that's what you evaluate before you sign a contract. Good luck in whatever you chose to do.
I really, really, really, really, really hope you guys are right. Really.
All of this aggravation is giving me a bad vibe about this place. But I'm trying not to make any hasty decisions.
The people I spoke to were of different professions, but their complaints were general. One of the comments directly correlates with the issue I'm having now.
My mother has worked for CMC for almost 30 years, and as much as she loves her job, the last 5-7 years at CMC have been horrible and the place has changed dramatically. There is backstabbing and deceit like you would not believe and it all filters down to making working there a challenge. She is eagerly looking forward to retiring in 2 years - in case you're wondering why she hasn't retired earlier its because they stripped her of 12 years of work experience when they changed management and those years no longer counted towards her retirement. That is the kind of crap she has had to deal with and for her own piece of mind I can't wait for her retirement to arrive.
Can someone please clarify if this post regarding CMC is one specific medical center or the entire group of medical centers. I am currently looking for a position within the Carolina's healthcare system but currenlty do not live in the area so have yet to experience the facilities themselves. I am in a allied healthcare field which can eithor be within the clinical or outpatient setting. Any thoughts would be appreciated.
Can someone please clarify if this post regarding CMC is one specific medical center or the entire group of medical centers. I am currently looking for a position within the Carolina's healthcare system but currenlty do not live in the area so have yet to experience the facilities themselves. I am in a allied healthcare field which can eithor be within the clinical or outpatient setting. Any thoughts would be appreciated.
The original poster was talking about the big main hospital uptown. I am still not so sure her concerns are valid, though anything is possible.
CMC is a huge outfit with many campuses. My sister has recently been diagnosed with breast cancer and I have visited many of them (CMC-Main, CMC-Monroe, CMC-Breast Wing) with her in the last month. Some departments are definitely more customer friendly than others but, for the most part, I believe everyone we have dealt with is caring and professional. I don't think it is possible to paint the whole of CMC with a single paint brush. And, I'm not sure people will speak up and tell you the positives as readily as they will the negatives. So, I do hope you consider the sources and take all comments with a grain of salt.
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