Out of 270 SSM Healthcare employee reviews, 65% were positive. The remaining 35% were constructive reviews with the goal of helping SSM Healthcare improve their work culture. The Operations team, with 72% positive reviews, reports the best experience at SSM Healthcare compared to all other departments at the company. The Admin team offered the most constructive feedback, with 41% of that department's reviews constructive in nature.
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Listening to the employees who are actually taking care of patients. I often felt dismissed and ignored when safety issues were brought to leadership attention
Favoritism, race gap, refusal to listen to staff
CEO needs to live up to the commitments of the ministry or honesty and transparency.
Communication, and just supporting staff in general
Review from Customer Support Dept
Being paid what you are actually worth. Especially if you have more degrees and certifications than existing employees.
Needs much better health coverage. Their employees discounts are a total rip off. My team has gone over a year without a direct supervisor twice. Rarely do you get recognition for a good job. Our raises are minimal.
Because we are paid under a group job title not individual performance, we are paid poorly. cost of living has gone way up and most of us cannot pay our bills. We deserve better from a company that is faith based while the executives make plenty of money and expect us to work harder with less help
Review from Customer Support Dept
Better insurance and benefits now
Compensation is only part of the equation, leaders need to be valued and their input included.
Mgmt. needs to be within each office on a daily basis
Everyone is burnt out and working extra
arriving on time. staying for the entire sift. smile and act positive.
Managers are not fair. They pick their favorites
Review from Operations Dept
Coworkers need to be understanding that not everyones brain is wired the same and everyone learns differently (auditory verses visual). Coworkers should be supporting their collegues instead of making snap judgments and need to practice inclusion and patience while also being empathetic,not gossip
Better communication, stop the clicks, talking behind backs need to stop
Fair pay, adequate recognition and bonus or incentives
The addition of better resources for staff including support staff (cna, secretary ect), intolerance of bullying and education and acceptance of neurodiversity and provide tools for employees who struggle with their mental health. More rewards and recognition for hard work
Better recognition, appreciation, and respect for employees.Higher wages, better benefits, and more guidance and support for employees well being.
An actual regard to patient safety and higher ups to actually care about good outcomes and not just money
Face to face interaction and less rushed (more personal)
more structure, more support, a more experienced HR team that knows their positions
Better pay, better benefits, better healthcare, supplies to the floor, clean laundry, clean hospital rooms,
Too much of a focus on creating news feeds for the CEO as opposed to building and running a good operations. CEO needs to show up to the office and be present.
The higher ups are out of touch. Unionizing
If SSM health wishes to succeed, it needs to elevate the critical staff it relies on to function, and it needs to develop better communication strategies. Several departments are fed up with lack of appreciation from management, and a total lack of communication.
Review from Operations Dept
senior leaders address the real issues. stop leading the company from an if you aren't my friend I will fire you stance
Hold everyone to the same standard
Review from Operations Dept