I’ve been @ Rady for a couple of decades and have watched it change & grow both negatively & positively. My co workers for the most part, are very good, very skilled & we try & have fun w/ funny, decompressing conversations & atmosphere. That said, sometimes our community can be challenging w/ general favoritism & “cliques” making some newcomers feel unwelcome. Our mgmt is a work in progress. They seem to also take part in the favoritism and somewhat ignorance (or denial) of that favoritism. Finally, our not for profit hospital is behind the scenes, very for profit and often cut out pay incentives for the people “out in the field” like us and give themselves the bonuses. We are a RN & Tech Union hospital but sometimes feels as though Union is not as “for us” as proclaimed. All in all though, Rady is a good place to work as I’ve said, I’ve been there over 2 decades. The people, the patients and our combined high level skills is what sets it off. :)