Too much stress. Not enough pay.
Pros
Decent baseline PTO Making a difference Amazing clinical experience for beginning therapists Excellent training with the state trainers
Cons
Will lose PTO if you don't make your billable even if there are things wildly out of your control to the point where you debate risking your life driving out in unsafe winter conditions, management is more concerned about the profit you're bringing in than you or the needs of the families you work with, the paperwork is far beyond any job you have ever done and they expect more paperwork than is actually required because management doesn't understand the requirements (people go to other companies to work in family based and don't have near the paperwork), if management likes you, you can do no wrong, the moment you are too vocal about what needs fixed, they comb through your paperwork to nit-pick every detail and then fire you, basically they set you up for failure and you're so worried about all their nonsense you can barely do the real work with the families. Stress. The whole job is stress. You barely get a raise. They say they're a large company so you'd think they'd have a lot of upward mobility - wrong.