The main purpose of our hospital training program for newly hired employees at Anjo Kosei Hospital is to encourage them to learn basic knowledge to live as a member of society. In this study, questionnaire surveys for all recruits were carried out at the beginning, at the end of, and 6 months after the training program to evaluate the significance of the training program. The number of the study subjects who had our training program was 138 in 2012 and 146 in 2013. We have placed great emphasis on our fundamental principles for the recruits to learn. The series of surveys showed that the lecture given by our hospital director on the ideals of hospital care was well received by the recruits. Moreover, the experience-oriented training program also satisfied the participants greatly, as it included the tour of hospital, and the training of safety in medical treatment, infection control, and customer support. Additionally, the surveys found that our hospital training program allowed the new employees to deeply understand a basic knowledge to live as a member of society. Furthermore, the questionnaire survey made at 6 months after the training program revealed that over 80% of the recruits thought our training program would play an important role in promoting their job skill. These results suggest that questionnaire surveys are useful to evaluate the change in their ideas of the recruits before and after the training program, leading to an improvement of the quality of our hospital training program.