If you haven't worked there for at least a year and resign, you will NOT get paid out for any PTO that you accumulate during your tenure there. If you are a budding therapist, looking to really make an impact and difference, then Intensive In-Home services is NOT for you. About 65% of the job is case management and social work, maybe 35% actual therapy-related activity. Even with that small percentage of doing therapy, I felt that most of what was done was ineffective, as there is not much emphasis on therapeutic success in this type of service, only productivity and how much money is being made. Your typical overworked/underpaid type of job even with a Master's degree and license. Work-life balance is really non-existent because you are in a supervisory role and there is always something to do in order to truly be somewhat useful and effective (if you take your job seriously, as some do not).
