Lee Health Reviews

3.5

72% would recommend to a friend

(964 total reviews)
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Lawrence Antonucci

76% approve of CEO

76% positive business outlook

Lee Health has an employee rating of 3.5 out of 5 stars, based on 964 company reviews on Glassdoor which indicates that most employees have a good working experience there. The Lee Health employee rating is in line with the average (within 1 standard deviation) for employers within the Healthcare industry (3.4 stars).

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1.0
21 Sept 2014

Very disappointing

Anonymous employee
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Pros

Benefits are comparable to other organizations within the state of Florida

Cons

I have worked for the system for more than 10 years. I have worked very hard, supported the system, have been very loyal to the whole organization. For a large organization that has monopolized the whole county of Lee, it is very disappointing that management is so poor. I have seen employees demoralized, intimidated and livelihoods taken away. They say they want to keep their employees within their system, however, they have no problem writing them up for very personal issues and very subjective issues. These employees have been emotionally and mentally abused. Making their work environment hostile and very uncomfortable. Many are breadwinners for their family. They "tag" many of these employees for NO rehire. Many of these employees have also worked hard and have been in the system for years. Employees that make the whole organization successful in the service of the community. Despite these employees reaching out to human resources and higher management, they are still not treated with fairness. There is "suppose" to be employee relations, and yet, they don't support them. The organization supports their very poor mid-level management instead. There are also too many "bosses". They are very "top heavy". CEO's and CIO's that are highly educated and experienced, but don't support and care for the people that work for them. CEO's and CIO's that get very high bonuses because of they staff's hard work to make their departments successful. And yet, they have no conscience. No regard for their staff. It is unfortunately that after all the years of service I have for this system, I am seeking other employment outside this organization. I had hope for management to improve for so long, but nothing has changed. I cannot wait for the day that I leave this miserable system.

1.0
16 Sept 2014
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Pros

Benefits package; Most of the employees, especially the ancillary staff or support teams, the cashiers in the cafeteria, security, etc. are very good people at heart. Volunteers are Awesome!

Cons

Management in my former department LACKED INTEGRITY, COMPLIANCE WITH THEIR OWN HR POLICIES. HR was useless, and so was compliance. They do not appreciate employees, unless you worship management, and say everything is roses. This is despite the incidents where employees were mistreated, written up based on nothing but their Egos. Micromanagement very rampant. Mid level management, as long as they praise upper management, are rewarded by making them "untouchable". They have no regard for basic humanity..... they take peoples' LIVELIHOOD, knowing that most are the breadwinner of their families. These are mothers, fathers, who have to not only support their families, but to provide decent health insurance. They do not care how productive you are..... they only care about their DIRECTIVES AND PROCESSES. And worst of all, because LMHS has control over most of SW Florida, you have to uproot your family just to get a decent job within a 50 or so mile radius. Such a disappointment. Turn over in one year is approximately 45% . Department is in such disarray, wouldn't be surprised if it continues to fail, and what took 3 years to build, is now reduced to very few employees working only bare minimum, with their heads bowed down out of fear of losing their jobs. Sad to say, but old saying is true, one apple can ruin the bunch. Unfortunately, it's more than one bad apple..... ruining a very small bunch.

1.0
14 Jan 2020

Dont

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Pros

Health insurance if you don't have it. Lots of useless benefits you'll honestly never use or care about.

Cons

Due to the laundry list of issues within the lab department, it causes everyone to be stressed out and take it out on each other creating a crap atmosphere. -Low Pay, 12.88 an hour with experience -Poor Staffing -Overworked as a result -To the point you don't have time to raise the bed's to help your back. If you dip into OT you get written up. If you put anybody back for the people who just got on shift, you get written up, If you don't get your people done on time, you guessed it, a write-up. -In order to get PTO you, the person who doesn't handle scheduling has to find someone to cover you, without dipping into OT. Mind the fact above, everyone is full time, and we're already short staffed. Good Luck. -Punishment's are delt out more at the whim of the director. People sleeping on the job? No problem. Arts and crafts in the back? Sounds good. Take 5 minutes to grab a Tylenol and Advil? Writeup. It makes no sense. -Little respect for the employee. -No rewarded for hard work. You can pull the most weight, and all you get is a good job on the monthly report saying "#1". This isn't factored in on your abysmal pay raise. -High turnover -Low nightshift diff. of 2$. -Suggestions and complaints fall on deaf ears. -The company holds a monopoly on the area -No competition means no competitive pay -Get as much out of you before you leave mentality. I could go on all day with this list. The bottom line is I recommend going somewhere else. Go to OneBloood, Quest, Labcorp or something. It may not be great their either, but at least you get things like stock share, and a 7-3pm job.

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