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Three Rivers Behavioral Health

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Three Rivers Behavioral Health reviews about "facility"

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7 reviews
2.0
Nov 21, 2017
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Pros

Many highly skilled & genuinely caring nurses and other clinical staff are employed by this facility. Non-violent Crisis Prevention and Management is taught and practiced. There are several individuals in Management at this hospital, particularly the Director of Nursing, who seem to be truly committed to supporting Nursing Staff, towards the goal of enabling them to provide quality patient care in a safe environment.

Cons

There are safety issues that present risk of patient to patient or patient to staff harm on a daily basis. Despite a significant population of severely ill, court-detained or committed patients, the facility has no security staff. Nursing staff are charged with diffusing / managing violent patients. The facility was chronically, and sometimes severely understaffed. Nurses were typically asked to work overtime on a daily or near-daily basis. Information and medication administration systems were antiquated, in desperate need of upgrade, or better yet, replacement. I suspect that upper management at the parent company level (Universal Health Services) severely restricts capital outlay, even for greatly needed changes and upgrades. Note: I was employed by this company for less than 1 year; there is no selection option below for less than 1 year.

1.0
Jun 15, 2018

RN

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Pros

The patients, I really enjoyed working with them.

Cons

Disorganized, dirty facility, not enough staff to cover patients

1.0
Jan 19, 2017

Horrible Management

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Pros

I enjoyed working with patients, and the flexibility of scheduling was good.

Cons

Three Rivers Behavioral Health is an unprofessional facility, and there is little to no diversity. Management is horrible, and often times ask you to do tasks outside of your scope of practice that they have not offered nor provided training for. Some of the nurses are nice, but the older nurses along with the nurse managers take advantage of the MHTs, and do not have good work ethic. There is plenty of favoritism that is present, and all of management are friends. The lady in payroll is rude along with those in HR. Some of the patients are not cared for properly much of the time, and as someone else mentioned the overall culture is horrible. I have also noticed the people of color get treated differently by management versus others, and managers do not value patient's cultures. It is a shame and saddening that a "professional" business especially a hospital is stuck back in time. I have seen it all!

1.0
Aug 27, 2022

Not good

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Pros

Opportunity to help people. Large opportunities for overtime.

Cons

Staff are difficult to work with. Essentially no training provided. Management with no clear vision for the facility and they are not qualified to hold the positions they are in. Due to staffing they leave their staff in unsafe situations.

4.0
May 16, 2022
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Pros

Great co-workers and nice facility. Provided outstanding training.

Cons

It was difficult to get all different types of staff to adhere to treatment plans and training for good continuity of care.

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