CVS Health reviews

Well…high burnout and turnover You will likely work alone with no support running every single aspect of the clinic Mostly negative feedback, very little positive Raises once a year which don’t even meet cost of living, so the longer you work there, the relatively less you make. Constantly added responsibilities and workload with no added support or compensation No real personal contact with other colleagues or management which adds to feelings of isolation and , in worse cases, general abandonment (resulting from inherent workplace design of the clinic). Can only surmise this is deliberate on CVS corporate’s part. Bottom line: even though you are a professional WHO IS THE FACE of the company providing quality medical care through your own license, and generating income and vast profits for the company CEOs, You are treated as nothing more than any other unskilled cvs employee. However other colleagues may have different experiences. It depends what clinic you work.

Nobody stays there, can’t ever keep staffed, you are not a person you are a metric, always negative feedback, chart reviews etc. Customers don’t want to wait? It’s negative metrics for you. No buffer between you and patient so prepared to get attitude and yelled out when you don’t act like Burger King and everyone doesn’t get what they want. It’s all about money, money, money for CVS. Unsafe working conditions for all. Understaffing and increasing business and services is the bottom line.