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licensed practical nurse

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radiologic technologist

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Yukon Hospital Corporation

I'd have to say I was extremely disappointed in YHC. The interview and recruitment process was very promising, but I quickly felt misled and lied to once I started. They seemed to want the opposite out of me than what ghe job interview suggested, and the work culture was very unnecessarily stressful. YHC is not genuinely open to new and more efficient ways of doing things, top heavy, and promotes a culture of blame and shame. Staff are so terrified of getting blamed or fired that it's hard to motivate them, upper managers feel threatened by new ideas, and very rigid and inflexible rules (often to the detriment of patients, and staff). Success seems to be based on being a "yes man", never questioning things, blaming others. Your performance is evaluated by anonymous surveys sent to your colleagues without your knowledge. One of the oddest places I have worked. 

While the experience began promising, there is a great amount of negative culture underlying true action and transformation. 
The intention of leaders and agreements of board / sr team are difficult to enact based on work culture and interpreted entitlement. Yukon is no longer a ‘you’re lucky to have me’ culture, yet frontline teams believe that, crushing new hire ideas and innovation. 
Senior leaders are at battle with their teams, including at highest levels, resulting in more politicking than action toward client/patient/resident needs. 
Strategic plan is a pipe dream until relationships are healed within what is a hopeful overall opportunity for this team. 
Sorry I couldn’t be more help. 

I loved the job fast paced and time flew by. The hours were reasonable and and pay rate great. There was a couple people there that treated you with respect and genuinely good people who did their job and didn't gossip or talk rudely to you. But other staff I seen speak rudely to others especially when training  or new staff .The manager however was great at her job and always looking to improve workplace and morale....actually the best manager I ever worked with....oh well worked out for the best as now I'm making way more and  chaulk it up to another experience in life and worked out for the best.


The job itself was great, not just a job but a career.  Unfortunately, the work environment was toxic which included unhappy staff, sub-optimal leadership and gossip related to small-town syndrome.

- frequently encountered staff who were unhappy with decisions made by management or leadership
- many staff with negative attitudes
- poor and inadequate management with little or no experience
- a no change environment where being proactive is meaningless
- a facility where I observed certain standards to be lower compared to other facilities
- limited services

My coworkers were outstanding - knowledgeable, educated.  
The manager, not so much.  When you have to explain the most basic of concepts and the manager is too lazy to use google, that's a serious problem.  
I will say your level of happiness and job fulfillment will depend on what department you work in.  Nothing is ever as advertised, so before choosing to work here, do some research and investigate who is hiring you - YES INVESTIGATE.  You don't know what you are buying into when working here.

Dietary aide is extremely busy and tasks are based on designated times. More tasks are added on a continuous basis without adding any time. Creates stress and this will only get worse once the new continuing care unit comes on .

Executive management is disconnected from front line staff. No equity in their promotion strategy. Would rather hire from outside than develop internal staff. Very little healthcare experience in the executive management.  Starts out great then you are shut out. 

Top heavy management structure.
Always looking to blame someone for poorly executed decisions.
Lack of respect for workers in general.
You are a number to management.
Management wants you to work but makes you grovel for overtime pay.  
Management always looking to hold back monies owing.

This hospital is run differently than any I have ever worked at. The nurses live down to the low expectations and management doesn't protect them from bullying physicians.

What a terribly managed place. Very heavy on administration. Need more frontline workers and less office workers doing barely anything. I wouldn’t ever recommend to
Work here. Pay is good, but is it worth it?

Top Job Titles	Average salary
Registered nurse 64 salaries reported	$57.76 per hour
Licensed practical nurse 34 salaries reported	$46.92 per hour
Registered nurse - medical / surgical 48 salaries reported	$58.07 per hour
Radiologic technologist 30 salaries reported	$46.78 per hour
Technologist 19 salaries reported	$46.78 per hour

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