NVA reviews

I think the corporation operates amazingly considering they do not enforce uniformed change across all facilities and branding of all their clinics. Each clinic operates different from the next and if a hospital is having issues, it is most likely the problems of it's past not necessarily NVA. All hospitals can have issues, but there are proper channels to reach out to for resolution and support. When the structure and culture are in place to operate the way it is suppose to , every clinic would see success. The fact that it is "corporate" gives room to grow from any position within a clinic to management and beyond.

I was surprised to find that this is unlike the other groups out there. I've worked as an associate for VCA and relief at Banfield. NVA doesn't have anything to do with the medicine. They buy equipment we need. Ourhospital is still run the way it was 4 yrs ago before it was bought by them. They have changed some of the "business" things and nobody likes change but most of but has worked out better than we thought it would. Everyone I have met from the company is helpful and they seem to care about the hospitals. They have a great culture