St. John's Medical College Hospital Healthcare & Life Sciences Department Salaries in Bangalore / Bengaluru

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I am staff nurse In st.jhons working experience is good.we can see lots of patients and treatment.

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One point is very disappointed low salary. And HR department employees attitudes towards others is very bad.same hospital staff working very rude . there is no response to our complaints.

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Good reputed and famous private hospital . They give good salary and all benefits available. Good environment. Good learning experience.

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Little bit of Work pressure. Compulsory 2 years of work if u need experience certificate.

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It was nice experience working in st John's hospital. I get a great exposure and apportuniti es to learn and update my self

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Less salary dispute of working long time.means I was experience above 17 years but I have salery below 26000.and i also completed MRO coures in central government. WHO authorised

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Teammates very supportive and helpful. Good career progression. Hospital management is not helpful and supportive at all

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Less salary dispute of working long time with them . management is not at all helpful.out of your working

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Academics, Ethics, Job security

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Poorest salary in the industry, Poor work-life balance, No accommodation provided for Senior Residents (Accommodation only provided on paper for us, that too for getting MCI recognition only), No opportunities for career growth (Career growth in similar hospitals is quite rapid), Lots of unnecessary clerical work for doctors, Worst blood bank in the city (You will be asked to arrange donors every time in return for any blood product they issue, release of blood for emergency situations takes around 8-10 hours, blood bank staff never go for any camps in the city to collect and stock blood), poor management, No food available in the nights for doctors doing night duties (we have to buy food from outside), Discharge process takes half a day at least (billing section delays discharge unnecessarily, patients who have to go to far off places are given discharge summaries in the night and thereby forced to stay one more night and pay hospital bills for the extra duration of stay), rude staff in the emergency department (They were rude to my own mother in my presence itself, so you can imagine how they treat total strangers)