Poor focus on quality clinical work, status quo would bring programs down - Program Supervisor Pressley Ridge Employee Review

1.0
Oct 10, 2014
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Pros

Some caring individuals and some internal trainings (barely and no focus on application or tracking use of learned ideas)

Cons

Low pay Unprofessional Directors Back-biting, gossiping supported rather than addressed by management No direction for supervisors but many, many unspoken expectations Expectations of supervisors' relationship with staff not role modeled in any way by supervisors managersm(i.e. managers had poor relational skills but expected wonderful relations of supervisors with their staff) Directors handle issues with supervisors staff without including supervisor, encouraging employees to ignoremthe management structure No concern for health and well being of staff sufferingmfrom serious afflictions Double standards Directors change minds contamtly without sharing with superisors and then get angry when supervisormdoesn't know Absolutely NO interest in improving clinical ability of staff Absolutely NO attempts to work with staff not meeting expectations or even let them know they require improvement Barely any and poor outcome measures which are easy to manipulate to make programs look good

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5.0
Sep 2, 2025
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Pros

Flexible scheduling and work-life balance, and my coworkers are amazing.

Cons

I'd like to see additional merit raises or bonuses for doing excellent work.

3.0
Sep 24, 2025
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Pros

Some programs have fantastic culture, they hire/promote from within (room for growth), Ohio director is super hands on, stipends for school and overall pretty good benefits

Cons

Your experience here is very dependent on what program you work for- some supervisors and team leads create a collaborative and great work atmosphere, while others are retaliatory, create a culture of favoritism, and set you up to fail. Do what you can to speak with team members from whatever team you're applying for before you sign on to make sure you're not signing on with the latter type of supervisor. HR will protect the supervisor if you complain.

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