Pros
Nothing? Pay was decent. They try to make you feel like you have purpose by “saving lives.” I believe the therapists are good people, the business end of CH needs a lot of work to practice what they preach.
Cons
To start, it’s a cult. In the simplest terms. CH disguises themselves as caring about fixing the mental health crisis at all costs and simultaneously ruins the mental health of their employees. IMO They lie, manipulate, and are entirely fake and toxic. When you encounter issues, they put on a guise that they care, they’re founded on employee relationships, they’re there to support you in anything you need; and then use whatever your issue is against you behind your back. Upper management consists of corporate snakes who are personality optimized to terminate without empathy. They go back on their word, the recruiters lie to you about what the roles of the job are until you get hired and find out what you’ll actually be doing. IMO Charlie Health doesn’t care about “ending suicide,” they care about making money. Period. It’s a cringe culture where if you don’t chug gallons of kool-aid a day you’re liable to be termed for anything. The turnover rate is high, and from my personal opinion/what I observed the therapy program itself is bad. I do believe there are good people working on the clinical side, but on the sales end it couldn’t be further from the truth. Save your own life and time and don’t buy what they’re selling. This is not a treatment center, it is a cutthroat business. You could cut the level of BS in this organization with a knife. You will be a cog in the wheel to founders who present and are worshiped as demigods. It’s just all fake and contradictory. IMO a valse vision to line the pockets of these no names who had the great idea to profit off human suffering. Business and healthcare should not mix, and well, if they do, it better be a good business that represents the same values as they do on the other side. Charlie Health simply does not. *these are all simply my opinions, observations, and perspective. I’m sure others have found success.