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Overall Employee Satisfaction
3.5
Manager Relationship
3.8
Manager Communication
3.6
Appreciation
3.3
Learning and Development
3.6
Company Outlook
3.9
Fair Pay
2.3
Pay Transparency
2.4
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Overall, employees review their satisfaction with DaVita Inc. as 3.5 out of 5. DaVita Inc. earns the highest marks for Company Outlook with a score of 3.9 out of 5. Conversely, employees rate the company lowest for Fair Pay, giving it 2.3 out of 5 in this area. Our research shows that Company Outlook and Appreciation are the main drivers of employee satisfaction generally, suggesting that DaVita Inc., with scores of 3.3 and 3.9 respectively, should have higher overall employee satisfaction and lower rates of turnover. Learn More

DaVita Inc. Reviews

Q: What is it like working at DaVita Inc.?
Dialysis Registered Nurse (RN) in Erie:
"Davita."
Pros: Love working in a home clinic. Much better than hemodialysis.
Cons: New rn makes close to what I make with 22 years of experience. No 401 k. Nurse to patient ratio.
Dialysis Registered Nurse (RN) in San Antonio:
"Working at Davita."
Pros: It depends on the management style of my supervisor and the team I work with. I enjoy the most of the patients. Being an RN can be stressful but rewarding.
Cons: Early hours. I wake up at 3 am.
Administrative Assistant in Apex:
"Pay is bad."
Pros: Working with the patients.
Cons: Too much work for too little pay.
Dialysis Registered Nurse (RN) in Salinas:
"Biased."
Pros: The patients.
Cons: The administration.
Certified Dialysis Technician in Philadelphia:
"The hours are long must be 100% loyal to it."
Pros: Meeting so many different people from all walks of life.
Cons: The pay.
Registered Nurse (RN) in Jesup:
"One of the hardest jobs in nursing."
Pros: Overall good working rapport with fellow teammates, not boring in the least, Have two VERY awesome bosses.
Cons: Very high acuity patients, tremendous hour cut since starting (from 80 hours+ to barely making 70), very poor appreciation from upper management in terms of timely raises to keep up with inflation (just in the region I work, I cannot speak for the other regions).
Hemodialysis Technician in Huntington Park:
"You need to be a brown nosed to the boss."
Pros: I am liked very much by my patients.
Cons: I feel un appreciated. Boss only likes people the kiss her butt.

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