Vancouver Coastal Health
Vancouver Coastal Health Pay & Benefits reviews
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Best workplace and i feel honoured to be a part of the team
Rehabilitation Assistant (Current Employee) – Laurel street, Vancouver, BC – 29 October 2018
A huge previlege to work in an environtment Rehabilitation setting that i felt that i belong! Such compassion, staff expertise and kindness rolled into one.
Pros
Complete Medical benefits and vacation entitlement, paid sick times and paid special/compassionate leave
Cons
long commute to and from work, & skytrain issues/delays
Good Workplace, but management needs work
Program Assistant, Mental Health & Substance Use (Current Employee) – Vancouver, BC – 4 April 2018
Good Workplace to work, but management needs work. Training manuals need to be updated and workplace drama and politics should not be inflicted onto others.
Pros
Salary and benefits
Cons
Management lacks and workplace drama and politics
Large organization with a small office feel
Employee Engagement (Current Employee) – Vancouver, BC – 14 March 2018
I really enjoy working and collaborating with my co-workers on a daily basis. Although VCH is a large organization, our office still maintains a small community feel, which makes coming to more enjoyable! VCH promotes a great work-life balance and provides awesome benefits :)
Pros
Work-life balance, benefits, co-workers
Great work environment and co-workers
Employee Engagement (Current Employee) – Vancouver, BC – 14 March 2018
Fantastic place to work. Lots of work available for staff. Only problem is that the organization is quite hierarchical, which creates a lengthy approval process.
Pros
Benefits, co-workers, culture
Cons
Approval process, slow to make decisions
Great People
Senior Administrative Secretary (Former Employee) – Vancouver, BC – 11 January 2018
Excellent pay, benefits and people that you work with. At certain times it can get very busy so it is important to stay very organized. The hardest part of the job is can get very demanding as we enter the healthcare environment to help, and one learns that it is a team effort.
A great place to work if you're in the right atmosphere
Mental Health and Addictions Worker (Current Employee) – Vancouver, BC – 13 June 2017
I enjoy working where I do. I like that I have long-term job security, but my salary is not adequate enough to live comfortably in the Lower Mainland.
Pros
Job security
Cons
Not enough pay
Great Place to Work
Residential Care Aide (Former Employee) – Squamish, BC – 4 May 2017
This is a very high energy job and you are constantly on the go which I love. There is never a dull moment and I grew very close to my co-workers and the residence. I will truly miss them all.
Pros
You can pick up as many hours as you like
Cons
The work load is pretty hard at times as we were short staffed a lot of the time.
Poor
Administrative Assistant (Former Employee) – Richmond, BC – 26 April 2017
I came back from maternity leave to find out that i am getting laid off just because my job description was "changing". its a revolving door new managers come fire old assistants and find new ones.
Pros
benefits
Cons
micro management, lack of communication, lack of support for women and their children.
Hard to get into but so rewarding
Accommodation Associate (Former Employee) – Vancouver, BC – 26 February 2017
The job can be hard at times but it is well worth the experience and confidence it gives you when you move on to something else. The people are very nice and if you need to ask a question they will take the time to answer because they want you to succeed.
Pros
good benefits
Cons
hard to get into
Too many deductions
Administrative Assistant 4 (Current Employee) – Vancouver, BC – 11 February 2017
Love my job but the workload is massive and never ending for a take home pay of $1,000.00 every two weeks, not enough to live on in Vancouver.
Pros
Great benefits
Cons
Massive workload, no support, unable to work overtime hours, too many deductions to live in Vancouver
fun working
Administrative Assistant (Former Employee) – Vancouver, BC – 19 July 2016
worked at 2 hospitals as an admin assistant.
hard to get a full time position
co-workers were great at 2 locations I worked
hard to get a full time position
co-workers were great at 2 locations I worked
Pros
good working hours
Cons
hard to get full time positions
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Clerical Assistant (Former Employee) – Vancouver, BC – 24 May 2016
Vancouver Coastal health is an excellent organization to work for. The managers and staff are very helpful and encouraging. The only downfall to the job is the pay and parking near by all hospitals.
Pros
positive vibes
Cons
parking cost
Both good and bad
Management (Former Employee) – Vancouver, BC – 10 December 2015
Worked with some fantastic people. Great place to work when you have the right leadership. Satisfying to know you are making a difference to patients. Not a great work environment if leadership not supportive or not in touch with what is happening in day-to-day service delivery. It is very hard to see staff who feel unsupported or uncertain about future.
Pros
Some people fantastic to work with. Good benefits package.
Cons
Work environment is not always good.
treat staff nicely, professionally, safe working environment.
Coordinator (Former Employee) – Vancouver, BC – 28 August 2015
It is a great place to work with excellent health benefits. My boss is really nice and often take my advice to change. However, I do not wish to work for VCH again.
competent workforce
Booking and Reception Clerk (Former Employee) – Vancouver, BC – 2 December 2014
The staff are all competent.
Very competitive environment.
The Pros: Salary and Benefits
The Cons: Competition is stiff in a Unionized environment
Frequent turnover / reorganization of management level in certain departments.
Very competitive environment.
The Pros: Salary and Benefits
The Cons: Competition is stiff in a Unionized environment
Frequent turnover / reorganization of management level in certain departments.