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Choice Medical Group Reviews
What is it like working at Choice Medical Group?
Director, Clinical Services in Apple Valley:
Great place to work, excellent physicians, great coworkers, great benefits, participation in community events, opportunities to learn and grow within the company with multiple different departments. Overall a great place to work in the high desert.
Referral Coordinator in Apple Valley:
Pros: working with patients and being able to make a difference in someone life with even the smallest thing.
Cons: the workload between 3 people doesn't seem fair due to every task we have and how behind we are.
Referral Coordinator in Apple Valley:
Pros: I like that we are offered health benefits, 401K, PTO, etc. I love my job and being able to help other but I do to much work for what I am being paid for which is extremely unfair.
Cons: Everyone is not treated fairly. Higher management favors more than others. If you're not willing to do CERTAIN things, dont expect to get a raise of any kind.
Underpaying company.
Medical Assistant in Apple Valley:
Pros: i love to interact this patients
Cons: pay,management
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