Corporate greed at its finest - Clinical Associate ZoomCare Employee Review

1.0
Apr 14, 2016
Recommend
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Pros

Challenging, engaging, on-the-job training for those new to the field. Paid a good wage if your a Provider or Management - they are the "true" money makers of the company, afterall. Good starting salary for Associates.

Cons

During a recent company meeting, the CEO bragged about Zoom growing in value (from $100 million to $250 million). So why is it that our company has increased in value 150% but you've CUT the wages of the loyal Associates (Zoomcare Associates) that either work in the busier clinics, or who have devoted more than 2 years of their careers to this company. Then you have the audacity to blame it on the shortsidedness of those who quit, claiming they are only seeing the immediate effect of the new compensation package. What it is is a shortsided egos of the upper management to cut those on the frontlines and then blame them for not being loyal. This is what is wrong with the company - tell your employees your valued, only to take the money for yourselves and say it's the least valuable thing about a career. You'd value it more if you had less of it like the rest of us. Good thing the CEO can afford taking world travels with his family, inviting people to your second home, while the rest of us can't afford to live independently.

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5.0
Aug 22, 2025
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Pros

A lot of flexibility to work around schedules for childcare, appointments, etc. I feel supported and respected by my colleagues as well as my supervisor. I feel I am paid fairly for my experience and job duties.

Cons

Maternity leave could be better! It is also a newer company, so change is always happening which could be a con for some folks.

2.0
May 21, 2026
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Pros

I had a great direct supervisor. There's a "we're all in this together" energy. You can tell that some middle managers really care about their teams.

Cons

Upper management. They were sloppy, never seemed to be on the same page about anything. some of the executive managers didn't pay attention to company policies and would space out in their own meetings. Very little accountability and rules were only applied for some coworkers.

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