Supportive coworkers hindered by poor management and micromanagement - Patient Access Representative PT Solutions Physical Therapy Employee Review

Lots of opportunities to grow if you're willing to put yourself out there. The continuing education offerings are a huge plus and make it easy to keep learning. If you're motivated, there are plenty of opportunities to take on new challenges and responsibilities. You're not stuck in one lane. There are opportunities in clinical practice, leadership, teaching, and operations. The company invests quite a bit in developing its employees compared to a lot of places

Communication across different levels of the organization can occasionally be inconsistent during periods of growth and change. Expectations around productivity and performance are high, which can be motivating for some but may not be the right fit for everyone. Work-life balance can vary depending on your clinic and its needs

Colleagues are great! Fun, young culture They promote fast (way too fast - it’s because of turnover and workflows so convoluted they couldn’t get someone external to learn them)

Why fix the problem if you could find a workaround that is more difficult than the logical solution? You will be told the most convoluted workflow you’ve ever heard, employed by 0 other healthcare providers, is actually the only option unfortunately! But don’t ask why, they won’t be able to tell you. During “crunch times”, expect to work the hours of an investment banker for the pay of a fast food worker. Maybe an insultingly meager “discretionary bonus” if you’re lucky. Heavy micro-management to cover for totally ignoring the actual problem. The longer you work in a certain roll, the less you are paid in terms of seniority. There are brand new hires making 30% more than those who have worked there for years.