Clearly, I Am Not Alone - Anonymous employee FOX Rehabilitation Employee Review

1.0
Sep 18, 2018
Anonymous employee
Recommend
CEO approval
Business Outlook

Pros

Coworkers were great and I have met some awesome clinicians. The clients were the reason I held on.

Cons

I could not agree more with the two reviews from Sept 11 and Sept 18. That was a nice move Fox, submitting a review that was a 5/5 from your own company, shameful really. The only people that like the “flexibility” are the ones working shorter hour days with families, and even then, this job is hell. It is ALL true about unpaid mtgs, possibility of owing the company money, no reimbursemant for gas and/or mileage, and using hard earned PTO and vacation time for cancellations (Yes! that even means if they have an emergency admission to the hospital). Fox will find a way to take your pay and make you unhappy. Or maybe you’d like to take the micromanaged route. It won’t break the bank, but if you’d like to feel like a “Fox Fit” robot who is a micromanaged and experience burnout faster than you can say point of service, than this is a job for you. I have seen too many good clinicians go already. Please don’t waste your time with this company if you want even a decent work life balance because it will not happen. I feel bad for those that are still there. It’s a shame because in the beginning it feels great and you reall want to make it work, but don’t fall for that garbage.

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FOX Rehabilitation Response
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As we celebrate our 20th year, we’re looking for many more rounds of fighting to abolish ageism. We give our clinicians the autonomy to manage their own schedule. This is done by making clinicians salaried. With that comes a different set of expectations than what you’d find elsewhere in health care with hourly positions and other compensation models. Regarding weather, though, there are few practices that will close while still compensating its team. As for our positive reviews, Glassdoor states, “Invite current employees to provide honest feedback to help showcase your company’s transparency.” That’s what we’ve done. Here’s the email we’ve started sending out: “We’d love it if you would take a moment to review FOX on Glassdoor! As you may know, Glassdoor is a website that job seekers use to research companies to help them make educated decisions about choosing who to work with. It’s important that our employees provide continuous feedback on what it’s like to work with FOX, so we can continue attracting great talent like you! And though one of our fundamentals is to practice Team Spirit where it is our responsibility to discuss issues so that we can make things go right, we also use employee feedback on Glassdoor to as a way to improve our practice. I’d ask that you spend no more than 15 minutes on this and to be honest. Remember, all the feedback is anonymous.” We welcome all feedback, positive and negative. Your review is no different. Honestly, we appreciated how you wrote the “faster than you can say point of service” line. To truly comment on that, though, we are sorry to hear you felt burnt out. This shouldn’t happen. We work every day to make life better for our clinicians. We hope you’ve shared these concerns with our leadership prior to leaving. We also wish you and your future clients the best as your career continues.

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Pros

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Cons

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Pros

The biggest pros are the flexibility and autonomy. Being able to create my own schedule has greatly improved my work-life balance, and I appreciate being able to treat patients closer to home. FOX also provides a lot of resources and support for its clinicians. From continuing education opportunities to clinical guidance and helpful treatment resources, I always feel like I have what I need to provide quality patient care.

Cons

One challenge with home care is that last-minute patient cancellations do happen, which can leave unexpected gaps in your day. However, because of the flexible scheduling, it’s usually easy to reschedule those visits later in the week, making it much easier to stay on track with patient care.

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