Should I quit my job?

Just got hired at a psychiatric hospital as a mental health specialist. I love mental health and the hospital I work for. The unit is interesting too. However, my coworkers are always tossing each other under the bus and have already had a lot of nasty negative things to say about my performance which I honestly, and truthfully, didn't deserve. They just don't seem to see the positive in anything and negativity rules. Because of this, I am concerned that if and when medical schools contact this employer it won't be good.

(IMO, in a work environment like that EVERYONE loses. There are no winners. But it is paid clinical experience and I would like "paid clinical experience" on my record. I could also tolerate this environment so long as it won't decrease my chances of getting into medical school. As a short aside, IMO, the best environment is one where people can help one another succeed in life.)

In your experience, when I apply to medical schools in June 2016, will they be likely to contact my employer or ask for my employer's input?

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Should I quit my job?