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Community Hospital · San Angelo, TX
Who they are
Ballinger Memorial Hospital District (BMHD) is a rural community hospital located at 608 Avenue B in Ballinger, Texas (Runnels County). The district operates both a hospital and a clinic, providing essential healthcare services to the surrounding rural community.
The facility offers imaging services such as MRI and maintains various departments including nursing, laboratory, and medical technology. As a hospital district, it operates as a public entity governed by a Board of Directors, with Rhett D. Fricke serving as CEO/Administrator. The organization is described as a vital healthcare provider in a rural community where employees can make a real impact on healthcare services. Working at BMHD appears to offer a close-knit, community-oriented environment where staff report a clear sense of purpose and feelings of personal appreciation. The organization emphasizes community wellness and quality care. However, based on limited employee reviews, challenges exist around work-life balance, management effectiveness, and workplace culture, which scored notably lower than pay and benefits satisfaction. The facility seems to operate with a small staff typical of rural hospitals, where employees may wear multiple hats and have broad responsibilities.
The mission of Ballinger Memorial Hospital is to serve as a hospital for the care of persons suffering from any illness or disabilities which require patient care. The hospital supports educational activities related to rendering care to the sick and injured, and participates in and promotes activities to encourage wellness in the community. The organization values community service, wellness promotion, and educational support.
Life on the floor
Ballinger Memorial Hospital District offers a comprehensive benefits package that includes enrollment in the TCDRS (Texas County & District Retirement System) retirement plan with generous employer contribution, medical/dental/vision insurance, short-term disability, a cafeteria plan, employer-paid $40,000 life insurance, and long-term disability coverage.
Based on 7 Indeed reviews, the hospital has an overall rating of 3.7 out of 5. Employees appreciate the clear sense of purpose, overall satisfaction, and feeling of personal appreciation. Pay and benefits received the highest sub-rating at 3.8 out of 5. However, workplace culture scored lowest at 2.3 out of 5, with work-life balance (2.8), management (2.8), and job security/advancement (2.7) also scoring below average. Reviews span multiple departments including nursing, medical technology, and management. The small sample size limits the reliability of these ratings.
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