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Select Specialty Hospitals Reviews
What is it like working at Select Specialty Hospitals?
Good place to learn, few opportunities.
Rehabilitation Manager in Nashville:
Pros: The rehab team is solid. Have a great opportunity to positively impact patient lives.
Cons: Local leadership has little power to make decisions. Corporate leadership is out of touch.
Easy, but poorly managed.
Pharmacy Technician in Oklahoma City:
Pros: My job is mostly self-motivated and has a lot of flexibility in the day for what I want to achieve.
Cons: HR will not function unless you actively push and harass them to complete your request. They will ignore it and hope it goes away.
Clinical Director, Physical Therapy in Nashville:
Select is a great hospital currently undergoing a time of transition and growth. I am lucky enough to be part of this change in culture and look forward to continuing providing excellent patient care. Additionally, pay is above average for the region and the benefits are excellent.
I work with a great group of co workers. Know is shared amongst us. I like my hours of work.
Staff Physical Therapist in Pensacola:
Pros: Hours of work
Cons: My oay
Your expected to do all the work while others sit at there desk and play on there phones.
Material Handler in Leesburg:
Pros: Low stress in some cases working day shift only
Cons: No consequences for miss appropriate actions
Still Feeling Out the Company.
Telemetry Technician in Tallahassee:
Pros: I like the different ways to clock in/out, the ability to see my time on the computer, and so far I feel heard by supervisor
Cons: I hate there medical plans (deductible, out of pocket max, and employee cost) is ridiculous and dental plan could have a higher annual max. Consider a 24 hour cafeteria, it's unfair to night shifts not be able to purchase food that's easily accessible and needs more variety of choices in the cafeteria. As a Telemetry Technician, we are under valued.
Good work environment and staff friendly.
Certified Occupational Therapy Assistant (COTA) in Jackson:
Pros: Everyone is helpful
Cons: nothing is consistent
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