Not what they advertise - Nurse Practitioner Wayspring Employee Review

1.0
Feb 21, 2023
Recommend
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Pros

They have some good employees, some good ideas. 1st week training is fantastic, but all non medical. Providers get no trsining, but are expected to guess what expectations are. EMR training very good too.

Cons

Terrible communication between upper management/HR and staff. Expectation is to be available to see patients anytime between 8 and 5 pm, no blocked admin time. Frequent meetings. Patients late 45 min? No problem, you still get to see them, and no worries, the expectation is that you do a full assessment, they will tell you all whats missing next time you meet the patient! Very negative feel. Documentation has to be closed same day (not 24 hours like they tell you in interview). This translates into working past 5 pm, after sitting at desk for 9 hrsx5 days a week On call with no compensation. Multiple New patients daily, not uncommon to have 4 new complex patients in a day. Don't let the number of Patients deceive you! These are very complex patients with multiple risks and comorbidities in Addictions, Mental Health and Primary Care. Answer crisis calls in addition to patients. Micromanaging is a huge issue. Non medical staff telling you how to practice. EMR and technology doesn't work half the time. Very frustrating. Also much belittleling going on towards medical staff.

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5.0
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Pros

Pay, Management, Co-workers, great work-life balance

Cons

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3.0
Jul 10, 2026
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Recommend
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Pros

They pay very well and the schedules are flexible, meaningful work

Cons

Extremely high workload, very few opportunities for advancement although they tell you otherwise. Leadership is not person centered as the mission states, merely concerned with numbers. Most don't make it past 3-5 years of employment, people are fired regularly. Health insurance benefits are basically non existent

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