Trillium Health Partners
Great organization, poor ward culture
Registered Nurse (Current Employee) – Mississauga, ON – 20 September 2018
Great impression of the organization itself. Great implementation of evidence based practice. Sadly, ward culture is poor. Nurses have little commitment to their ward and management does very little to encourage a positive atmosphere and treats staff as if we were all students.
Biomedical Engineering
Biomedical Engineering Technologist (Current Employee) – Credit Valley Hospital – 17 August 2018
We have an Excellent Manager and team, there is opportunity for learning. We are treated with respect, and very fun atmosphere. I really enjoy coming to work everyday.
Pros
Biomedical Manager, and the team
No work life balance
Medical Laboratory Technologist (Current Employee) – Mississauga, ON – 3 August 2018
More work 128% capacity / less people
Decided to retire
Very, very busy. Unfair practices regarding hiring and promotion
3 hospital amalgamation .
Used to be a wonderful place to work until we merged with CVH
Decided to retire
Very, very busy. Unfair practices regarding hiring and promotion
3 hospital amalgamation .
Used to be a wonderful place to work until we merged with CVH
Pros
Good money
Cons
Lots of shift work
Love working at Trillium
Health Information Management Clerk (Current Employee) – Health Information Management – 5 July 2018
Trillium Health Partners has made a name for themselves as we take great pride and care in putting patients and their families first- always. It's a respectful place to work and it's perfect for work-life balance.
Productive place to work,
Switchboard Attendant (Current Employee) – Mississauga, ON – 15 June 2018
Great place to work, wonderful team, good workplace culture, Management is supportive, Good pay scale and lots of room for growth professionally. Switchboard is a very busy, fast paced environment.
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Registered Practical Nurse- 1E Medicine (Current Employee) – Mississauga, ON – 12 June 2018
I currently do not wish to provide a workplace review on my currently employer. There are many pros and cons to every work/ employment agency that each person encounters
Excellent Hospital to work for.
Coordinating/Charge Nurse (Current Employee) – Mississauga, ON – 11 June 2018
Excellent support from management
Various opportunities for professional growth
Great Teamwork and staff
Excellent inter professional collaboration opportunities
Various opportunities for professional growth
Great Teamwork and staff
Excellent inter professional collaboration opportunities
Fun and Educational Experience
Hospital Elderly Life Program Volunteer (Current Employee) – Mississauga, ON – 7 June 2018
I currently volunteer with the Trillium Health Partners in the Elderly Life department. In my experience so far, I have learned a lot about patient care, data entry as well as some physio exercises. Trillium Health Partners have given me an opportunity to learn new skills as well as polish my existing skills.
Productive and fun place to work.
Patient Services Attendant, Intensive Care Unit (Former Employee) – Mississauga, ON – 28 May 2018
Working in ICU, is worth it. But it's not the icu that you night know. it's a very heavy unit, too much lifting, boosting. it's a place were an injury can start.
exciting and fun place to work in
Assistant (Former Employee) – Mississauga, ON – 4 May 2018
it was a wonderful place to work at and I enjoyed working with the nurses and Allied team. I helped the nurses and the patients when they needed me and I always enjoyed learning new things.
Pros
always learning new things
Cons
Never get small breaks
internship expereince
Research Assistant (Former Employee) – Mississauga, ON – 4 April 2018
enjoyable internship experience with very experienced nurses and hospital staff. able to provide stats that caused a change in the occupational and professional lives of a nurse
Getting more stressful with less nurses and resources
Registered Nurse (Current Employee) – Mississauga, ON – 2 April 2018
Looking for a smaller workplace environment. Higher volumes greater acuity and less time spent on personal patient care is what drives me out of my current position.