Pros
Decent salary that may be higher than the industry average depending on where you work Co-workers/other therapists are great
Cons
This company's business practices suffer from the same issues as most organizations in the SNF field--eg, picking up patients who aren't appropriate, keeping patients on a caseload for too long, etc. 90% productivity is just absurd and, for certain disciplines, unethical There's a wide disconnect between therapists and management (upper management is the bigger problem, middle management is more of a mixed bag). Having people who were never therapists, or who have limited experience as clinicians, making decisions that impact clinical practice is NOT a good way to go. Also, I've actually overheard management talking about the therapists like we're rebellious children. Not ok. No 401k matching and lackluster benefits all-around Not much room for advancement You get an iPad for POS documentation, which sounds cool until the carpal tunnel starts to set in
