Royal Inland Hospital Careers and Employment

Work wellbeing

Results based on 13 responses to Indeed's work wellbeing survey.

Work wellbeing score is Low, 63 out of 100

Happiness

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Low

Purpose

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Average

Satisfaction

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Below average

Stress-free

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Low

About the company

Industry
Healthcare

Royal Inland Hospital is a medical facility located in Kamloops, British Columbia serving a catchment area of 225,000 km2. Royal Inland Hospital (RIH) is a 254-bed tertiary acute care hospital located in Kamloops, BC. It is the only tertiary acute care facility in the Thompson Cariboo Shuswap area and it is the one of only two tertiary care centres in Interior Health (IHA)....

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Salaries

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Physicians & Surgeons

Internal Medicine Physician

$432,900 per year

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Rating overview

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Reviews

Medical Transcriptionist in Kamloops, bc

on 27 February 2022

Pros and cons

Management is usually understanding of illness or home/special emergencies, and they listen to you if you have a complaint or suggestion but may not always do/be able to do anything about it. Benefits are good; salary is above average for same job elsewhere. Parking around the hospital is not good so have to walk from residential area, which is hard for a worker with a disability. 99% of coworkers...

Program Coordinator in Kamloops, BC

on 24 August 2023

Phenomenal place to work

It was an amazing experience. Wonderful people. The Director is absolutely an amazing person to work with and for. I would absolutely recommend working here.

LPN (Casual) in Kamloops, BC

on 13 November 2021

Toxic

Very toxic place to work. If you got into nursing to care for people search elsewhere. The nursing shortage and poor management has created an uncaring toxic culture that feels unsafe to work in at times. There are many great healthcare staff on the floor; however, there are also many who are too task orientated. Undoubtedly a product of the nursing shortage. The shift coordinators are a large par...

RN in Ward

on 2 May 2021

No support, no compassion, no f$&ks given by management and directors

First i will say, its the frontline staff that carry this hospital on their shoulders, they are all strong and caring people who only want to do the job properly and safely and they suffer in terrible working conditions and shortages daily while they do the carrying. There is no morale or energy left among the nursing staff in particular. There is not even parking for staff on the premises, and yo...

LICENSED PRACTICAL NURSE in Kamloops, BC

on 11 February 2021

The worst

Worst management , not supportive of staff, just a toxic and horrible place to work. Most employees cry before and after shifts. Unsafe for patients breeds burn out and drains the life out of you

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