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Mobile Medical Response reviews

3.3

44% would recommend to a friend

(69 total reviews)
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Mark Thompson

61% approve of CEO

50% positive business outlook

Mobile Medical Response has an employee rating of 3.3 out of 5 stars, based on 69 company reviews on Glassdoor which indicates that most employees have a good working experience there. The Mobile Medical Response employee rating is in line with the average (within 1 standard deviation) for employers within the Healthcare industry (3.4 stars).

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69 reviews
2.0
Feb 5, 2018

Meh

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Pros

Fun job if that is the kind of work you are looking for. Equipment is a little above industry standard, which is nice. Road supervisors are very hit or miss. Some play favorites and are incredibly lazy, while others will bend over backward to help you out.

Cons

Very difficult to ever get time off. You are heavily penalized for missing shifts. Also, lots of idiots work there, so it's nerve-wracking to never know if your partner for the day is going to be incompetent. Prepare to work long hours for little pay, and have no guarantee of getting out on time. Strict tattoo policy as well. Also, two supervisors had a threesome with a basically braindead potential employee, and she magically got hired, with no repercussions from management to the supervisors (even though they were well aware). So if you're having trouble getting hired, you know what to do....

1.0
Jan 4, 2023

Imagine Every EMS Stereotype…

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Pros

The possibility for unlimited overtime. After all it’s only 355 days until Christmas. Polo work shirts. Which are provided at no charge.

Cons

Supervisors (mainly night shift) act of work is high school. Supervisors (again nights) have sexual relationships with employees under their charge. These employees are untouchable due to these relationships. Nepotism in general runs rampant as several employees with family in management are given favoritism regardless of work ethic. Pay is far below regional competition even after multiple company wide pay scale increases. Insurance benefits were reduced as of 01/01/23.

3.0
Jun 2, 2022

Not what it once was

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Pros

The opportunity to learn emergency medicine in a prehospital setting, challenging yourself and your partner to think quick in an emergent setting. Building relationships with hospital employees, law enforcement and fire/rescue across the state.

Cons

The new policies are awful. A couple of years ago MMR was noted to be reliable, trusting, and one of the ambulance services everyone hoped would be the one to take care of their loved ones. In recent months/a year it has become the laughing stock of EMS. It appears they care more about social media “likes” and making “tik tok” videos….many of which are inappropriate and even noted to be recorded while driving, than utilizing the time for preparation, education, and rest when in between calls. Posting photos of “crews sitting down at a restaurant to eat after a long distance transfer” when they are short ambulances for coverage? The con here? It is said administration encourages these videos and posts…what happened to safety and professionalism? It was once honorable to say you work at MMR, now it is shameful and embarrassing. Support of partners and staff Is not what it once was.

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