Vancouver Coastal Health Authority Employer Reviews

Shifts are varied, very busy and fun to work, you learn a lot. Nice management and co-workers. The hardest part of the job is when the computer is down. The most enjoyable part of the job is when you get the job done and satisfied.

great place to work at loved it ahd a good rootin.learned how loveing the elderly can be.management was great.co-workers fantastic.feeding the ones who didnt want to eat.accomplishing a good days work

Being a new LPN it can be intimidating and overwhelming to be introduced into a new health care setting. During my time at DCHC I was welcomed as part of the team immediately.The passion that exuded from the professionals I had the pleasure to learn from and work with was wonderful. A typical day at work consisted of exceptional client care with the – more... use of significant knowledge and judgement skills. I was able to use my full nursing scope as well as expand and implement my better understanding of prevention and holistic techniques based on the individual. My co-workers were encouraging, supportive, knowledgeable and compassionate professionals. At times the job is overwhelming because there are many outlets to learn and do all at once but for me that is very enjoyable to be consistantley challenged and always learning something new. – less

VCHA is a massive organization with many elite teams working in a variety of decision support aspects. Learning and growing opportunities are endless.

lots of leartning scope and be lucky to work under vch.
good team work and great care team.

This is a union environment so the work day is highly controlled. For the most part the staff and management work well together.

I would not consider the job hard but has it moments that are satisfying on a personal level. Quite often this comes from being able to be a part of a team of people that work toward making peoples stay in the hospital as – more... relaxing as possible. – less

I worked in one of the community sites as a speech pathologist and had a great experience working with my peers and other healthcare professionals.