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What is it like working at Kindred Healthcare?
They have cut my pay by 3.00 dollars/hour and am only working about 20 hours a week, since the pandemic. They have also the company to Select Rehab.
Physical Therapist Assistant in Greensburg:
Pros: Co-workers.
Cons: Not a fair wage for my knowledge.
Physical Therapist Assistant in Ocala:
I am very proud to be part of Kindred at Home, to be able to contribute on the care and well been of the patient, following the culture and thought process, this is a company that takes care of there patients and employees. Thank you and I appreciate you all.
Caring of the heart and family; many selfless acts of autonomy.
Advanced Registered Nurse Practitioner (ARNP) in Pensacola:
Pros: Value of the work and comradeship with staff and peers.
Cons: The poor pay and no merit or cost of living increases
Physical Therapy Assistant in Baltimore:
I'm so disappointed in my company. In the current Covid-19 crisis, cut the pay of all rehab staff by 10%. The therapists that are providing DIRECT PATIENT CARE, while other companies are giving hazard pay. The CEO-who is a MILLIONAIRE- takes a 15% pay cut, and expects us, the people that EARN THE REVENUE for the company, to think he is generous. It's unbelievable!
It is a decent job but does not pay what I would like considering the work I do in my department.
Lead Radiologic Technologist in Chicago:
Pros: I like my co workers and enjoy helping the patients
Cons: That my job doesn't end when I punch out at the end of the day, I am called constantly when I am off the clock
Physical Therapist Assistant in Bedford:
Good pay, bad benefits, great coworkers. Great patient care. Flexible schedule. Difficult to earn PTO and holiday pay is not paid for full day (based on hours worked over past 90 days) good technology, good support for continuing education except for requiring you to use PTO for courses and again PTO accrues very slowly.
Too lax on pay and recognition.
Case Manager in Denver:
Pros: Working with patients. autonomy, support from my director
Cons: turnover, expectations of administration on getting patients out or bringing patients in who do not meet LTACH criteria. Lack of Transperancy
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