FPC - FPC Air Methods Employee Review

2.0
Nov 13, 2017
Recommend
CEO approval
Business Outlook

Pros

High clinical standards, great scope of practice

Cons

Management is a joke, mostly just hire burnt out line employees, favoritism is rampant, cliques and bff’s get all the opportunity. If you’re not one of the popular people good luck getting base transfers, promotions, or even having things you need handled on time. They let bad base managers stay in positions, the company makes new policies that never better the line employee’s life, only works out for management and the bottom line. They don’t care about anyone. You’re just a name and number and they’ll toss you out like trash if they don’t like you. I’m a current employee and have never been in trouble. So this isn’t some comment made by a bitter trouble maker. There is also pressure to fly, direct and indirect.

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Air Methods Response
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Thank you for taking the time to provide feedback. If you are a current employee, we encourage you to review both the "Asking for Guidance and Voicing Concerns" section of our Code of Conduct and the “Reporting Concerns and Nonretaliation Policy”, both of which are available through Air Methods’ Intranet site. Please consider sharing your specific concerns through our anonymous employee hotline (the “AlertLine”), which you may access by phone or through the online portal by visiting the Resources/Compliance tab of our Intranet site. Current or former employees may also email Human Resources’ confidential InBox at HRBusinessPartner@airmethods.com.

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