Pros
-The floor staff (nurses, MCs/BHCs) and clinicians (therapists, doctors) are often great. -The pay is decent for entry-level work. -The patients are amazing. -The therapeutic programming seems pretty solid as they attract great people (they just can't keep them!).
Cons
-Management wants you to come out of a cookie cutter and have no opinion of your own, which might be doable if they had any level of actual on-the-job training (no, training classes you can do on your own time don't count) or even if they had a comprehensive orientation process. -They dangle opportunities for advancement in front of you when you interview but then don't actually want to promote you when the time comes. -Trainings needed BEFORE working with patients are offered AFTER 2-3 months on the job (bloodborne pathogens, CPR, CPI). -Management offers only vague negative feedback instead of specific do-more-of-this praise or less-of-this critiques. And they'll give you condescending feedback with a big smile. -Management is usually unavailable or unresponsive. -Leadership is opaque--with both staff and patients. -Hard work is not acknowledged or rewarded, so morale is low.