Salud Family Health reviews

There are no employee reviews and management makes one-sided decisions without discussing them with employees--there is no communication between staff and the administration.. Employees are not treated fairly (there are varying degrees of work hours and salaries among employees with similar years of work experience), and there is general discontent in the workplace. Providers are expected to see a large number of patients daily while they simultaneously must supervise less experienced providers and medical students (further increasing burnout and providing a sub-optimal educational experience.) There is extensive provider turnover in all clinics. Whenever these issues are brought to the attention of the administration, they turn a blind eye and make no effort to correct these shortfalls. If you value your work/life balance I would not recommend working here. I'm exhausted and burned out. Several docs who worked here 3 days/week quit because they were so overwhelmed, and many (if not most) employees call in for mental health days because the stress at Salud is so great.

Chaotic, stressful, overly demanding, duplicitous work environment where some will pose as a friendly face and throw you under the bus in a hot minute. As well the agency used to be focused on supporting migrant workers. Now those people are getting edged out in order to capture as much of the Medicaid population as possible. Salud's main selling point to employees used to be a caring culture with good benefits. In recent years those benefits were cut substantially. Hired after 2016? Too bad you'll never have the kind of time off that someone else does. Are you a 6-7 figure doctor with a stay at home spouse? We'll insure them. Are you a 55k / yr employee whose spouse has to work to afford current housing expenses? Nope, we'll join the only 4% of Colorado companies that actually do this, and deny your spouse coverage.