Committed staff, positive work place - Children's Mentor Targeted Case Manager II Fraser Employee Review

4.0
Sep 24, 2019
Recommend
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Pros

My role as a childrens mental health case manager is salaried and has tons of flexibility and control over my schedule. Free and required supervision (speaking for the clinical and case management departments not sure about residential or school staff.) Upward mobility, if you are willing to change departments. 401k gift contributions for employees after one year even if you don't personally contribute anything. Plenty of females in leadership roles.

Cons

Mostly white and under 40 work force ( both describe me) Benefits aren't as good as other non profits (high deductible bcbs plans are the only option, no employer paid short term disability, no paid parental leave.) Some departments experience high turn over and staffing shortages.

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Fraser Response
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Thank you for your feedback! If you would like to talk specifically about any of your feedback, please email me at amanda.prince@fraser.org Employee demographics vary significantly by division and location. I would be happy to discuss this further when you have time.

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