Working at The U.S. Oncology Network

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Ratings for The U.S. Oncology Network

  • Appreciation
    2.7
  • Company Outlook
    3.5
  • Fair Pay
    2.1
  • Learning and Development
    3.0
  • Manager Communication
    3.1
  • Manager Relationship
    3.7
  • Pay Policy
    2.2
  • Pay Transparency
    2.1
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The U.S. Oncology Network Reviews

What is it like working at The U.S. Oncology Network?

We are the you see, answer and schedule all call pertaining to scheduling and infusion and rescheduling appointments. People walk up in the clinic and you take care of those patients too.
Medical Scheduler in Grand Prairie:
Pros: I like taking care of the patients, helping others
Cons: When you are in the middle of something and you get interrupted and distracted to 2-4 other things
Management is a click and unprofessional. They make awful decisions and are manipulated by the “ good old girls club” that many of us have been trying to tell HR about… nobody listens or cares.
Nurse Oncology in Colorado Springs:
Pros: My patients
Cons: Management telling me that every so often I need to make sure the schedulers, the lab, the PFC’s are doing their jobs… basically I have to be a secretary instead of a treatment nurse… not in my job description
Rewarding for the work being done for others..stressful with constant turnover.
Registered Nurse (RN) in Tampa:
Pros: the patients I care for and people I work with
Cons: drama, lack of communication, high expectations with low compensation
I love it. But I am way under paid!
Patient Services Specialist in St. Paul:
Pros: Know I am working to help someone in need
Cons: The pay and favoritism and unfairness and bulling that goes on at are CBO location