AIDS Healthcare Foundation Employer Reviews

Excellent provider of healthcare to low or no income patients. Management could use some training, no advancement, no raise ever. Good experience

This is a very rewarding clinic to work in. I loved it form front to back. The employees were great, the administration was amazing, the benefits were good, however the pay could be better.

This is a very fast paced high volume office with over 1200 patients and a team of 7 doctors. A normal day usually flies by in a blink of an eye, which at times is great! Being detail oriented and having effective communication skills really help to ease your day here.

I was just fired from this organization for having poor performance...I was asked to find training that would improve my performance and was even written up for not doing so in a timely manner once I provided information on training that would help my work performance I was never given the training and fired for the very same reason if you work for – more... EUS is a disfunctional manager with absolutely zero organizational skills and even less personal skills uses unfair tactics I hated it the whole time I worked for her good luck if you get hired. – less

I really liked working here, it was a great perm job experience, and it was great to know that the work I did helped eradicate a dangerous global disease. I also got a chance to work with cutting edge IT technology and manage multimillion dollar budgets.

The daily routine in the AHF IT department consists of managing and maintaining a virtualized Microsoft environment with all of the bells and whistles. The software portfolio includes Windows Server, Exchange, Hyper-V clusters, SQL, Communications Server, WSUS, etc. The majority of time is spent checking up on existing projects, providing direction – more... to other members of the team and SME consultants.

In my tenure at AHF I was able to learn and implement several new technologies including VoIP, SAN, MPLS, DFS and Failover clustering just to name a few. The staff is excellent and the company's goals and mission statement are noble. – less

I really loved working at the AIDS Healthcare Foundation. Great people and great pay. Not only do they help you grow in your position, they also help make sure your growing as a person.

This company fire and hire candidate per day!!!!!!!!!!!!

There is no overtime paid either.

Relaxing environment with little micro managing. Freedom to do what you want as long as you get your work done.

I loved working for this company and hope to work for them again. The management is spot on and capable of delegating and multi-tasking.

Everyone was a team player and it was a very nice place to work where I learned alot and I felt like it was extended family away from home.

AIDS Healthcare Foundation is a great place to work, I only left because I got a better offer elsewhere. The leadership is good, there is a good sense of teamwork, and everyone is working together to fight against HIV and AIDS.

I got to travel and work with government. I was involved with policy and program development. I worked in various environments such as county jails, clubs and specials events.

During my time working for AHF I have dealt with pretty much ever kind of customers and complaint that you can think of. I have helped the blind, the homeless and the very wealthy. I Have protested against pharmaceutical companies and have almost been arrested (it was all part of the job). I have handled more money than i ever have before and did so – more... with accuracy. – less

Making a difference in other people life sometimes a smile tells it all and a hug heals the hurt.

Greet patients, take vitals, chart chief complaint, prepare patient to see doctor. Assist with procedures, give injections, TB skin test, venipunctures, clean exam rooms, stock supplies, file charts, call in refills, copy charts, & wash and autoclave instruments, prepare specimens for lab pick-up.

There's always something new in this job... either is a person who came to the office to search info about STD's or chatting with a homeless person about how to use properly a condom.
Maybe the best job i had to the day.
My main activities were to coordinating the HIV mass testing project.

It was a great experienced, my only issue was that the supervisor I had did not know how to lead as a leader. And she would tell your personal info with the co workers such as if you were not coming in and you gave her details of your reason she would tell everyone should anyone asked.

This company works very hard to make sure we deliver top notch up to date testing for all patients who decide to test with us regularly. All the staff attends meetings every month and all employees have the appropriate certifications to meet state requirements. We all go about and beyond to make sure all our patients are taken care of.

I along with my manager built the Provider Relations Department from the ground up. It is what it is today because od two driven and creative individuals.