ChenMed reviews

3.1

46% would recommend to a friend

(990 total reviews)
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Christopher Chen

61% approve of CEO

47% positive business outlook

ChenMed has an employee rating of 3.1 out of 5 stars, based on 990 company reviews on Glassdoor which indicates that most employees have a good working experience there. The ChenMed employee rating is in line with the average (within 1 standard deviation) for employers within the Healthcare industry (3.4 stars).

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990 reviews
1.0
Oct 10, 2018

MD Review

Recommend
CEO approval
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Pros

1 hour lunch break, free lunch 1 day per week, competitive pay.

Cons

You are sold on a great model to keep patients out of the hospital, but are expected to give your patients your cell number and must be available 24/7 even if not on call. Providers are let go frequently and there is a high turn over. Expected to see 22-24 patients per day plus walk ins. Patients can walk into their appt late and you must see them. Provider to patient Face time is timed. Your patient hospital sick days must be low or you get places on a performance improvement plan. You must see all of your patients every 4 weeks. Very stressful job, even senior staff has quit.

1.0
Jun 16, 2018
Recommend
CEO approval
Business Outlook

Pros

Benefits with wellness discount are supurb

Cons

VERY VERY UNPROFESSIONAL!! Management is erratic. No consistent message. Comp plan prohibits reps from making money. Sales is not valued. Sales has to jump through hoops to get a sale. Have no control over the sale. Favoritism. Clinic staff do not want to work with sales. Company has bad reputation in the market. Insurance partners have bad impression of Chenmed/JenCare. Constant turnover in the whole company...most people have only been there a year or less. Training is pathetic. There's no support.

3.0
May 7, 2018

Confusion with Upper Management and no room for growth.

Anonymous employee
Recommend
CEO approval
Business Outlook

Pros

40 hrs/wk, no holidays or weekends, raises. Great Managers and MCM.

Cons

I have been with the company for a number of years and attempted to transfer from one market to the next only to find out there is no transfer policy and no loyalty. I have to apply from the outside and be interviewed like all outside candidates with no guarantee for the position even though I do the same thing in this market. I have no negative marks on my record, but still not answer. Because of the mismanagement and peoples personal opinion I find myself leaving this company to move on to a new company. There is no room for advancement or growth. No tuition reimbursement or sick leave.

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ChenMed Response
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Thank you for the review. I would, personally, be happy to speak with you in more depth about this topic as there’s been some really great strides since the inception of our new recruiting tool and establishing formal internal guidelines as we are currently sitting at 30% of all positions are filled by internal candidates today, whether it be transfers or promotions. It seems as if you might be applying (externally) through our Career pages but the best way for an internal to apply would be through your personal Workday Careers (Career Worklet Icon) which will identify you as an (internal) candidate and automatically routes your application to the recruiter for first consideration. We have a helpful SOP/Employee Job Aide on the T.A SharePoint page on "how to apply as an internal candidate" which I'd also be happy to share with you. Also, if you haven’t already, we strongly urge you to update your employee profile as many times our internal recruiting team will search for internal candidates that have skills listed on their profile. That may be where some of the confusion is coming in for you. Our Internal Transfer Policy (how it works and who qualifies) can be found on the Talent Acquisition SharePoint page and I’ll be happy to send it to you as well. As for transferring from market to market, all employees (who meet the internal transfer policy requirements) are eligible to transfer to any markets nationwide. Further, depending on the situation and job level, we recently began offering really awesome employee relocation packages for internal candidates to make their out of market transition easier as well. There’s been a few recent internal transfers/promotions that benefitted from this relatively new added value proposition and has been quite well-received. Let’s also discuss this in more detail, when we speak live. I’ll also bring up your concern around sick time to our Total Rewards team, but do keep in mind we run off of a PTO schedule (sick or vacation can be used) and we also offer two floating days that you can use at your discretion. Lastly, we are always looking for ways to advance somebody’s knowledge and career through additional education or attending job-related seminars, etc. I’ll be sure to mention the want for a formal tuition reimbursement program to our CHRO but in the meantime, please inquire with your leadership on opportunities to attend job-related seminars or attend some of the various educational opportunities through programs developed our Learning, Development, and Training team. If you feel comfortable, please email TalentAcquisition@chenmed.com and let’s set up a time to discuss the process and also very happy to discuss your career goal/aspirations and work together to plan for the next stage of your career here at Chen. We appreciate your eagerness to continue to grow with us and I look forward to working together to achieve your goals.
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