What is the salary like at Massachusetts General Hospital?

Supportive of mentorship and roles that include professional/academic development.

The salary can be lower than working in industry, work space is shared in many departments

Good benefits and competitive pay

Reluctant to change at the management level, Little room for growth

Flexible scheduling, pay is every week, hiring process is quick and easy

Research is salary off of Grants so you can be laid off easily, there is no overtime pay for research staff.

Good benefits, wide discipline range, decent pay

Messy, barely transparent management, lack of mentorship, and financially unstable (research)

slow pace, good work life balance

Too slow with low pay, no growth, leadership direction is confusing

I’ve learned a lot and like the PIs that I work for

The pay is lower than other hospitals in the area. It’s hard to live on.

A lot of room for growth and a large network to work with. We have our own school, The Institute, where employees receive a 40% discount on tuition.

The starting pay for a lot of these roles is sometimes lower than the national average.

Great experience for future endeavors

Low pay, and not a lot of flexibility

Great opportunities in terms of interfacing with some of the best scientists in the field. Good health benefits.

Even if the lab is well-funded, the salary is low, postdocs are put in a small overcrowded room without a window, and are not even given monitors. You are expected to work non-stop and your salary pay barely increases over time. It’s a sacrifice for a few years so make sure it is worth it for the career you want.

Good pay, heart of the city, great first RD job

Overwhelmed by daily case load