Clinical Employer Reviews

There is so much helping and encouragement for growth and learning here. I have never felt like so much of the team as I do here.

I really enjoyed my clinical experience and learned so many skills while there such as running urinalysis, giving injections, assisting with minor surgical procedures, etc.

This jobe requires that you be available at all times. It is rewarding, stressful and engaging. A typical day at work includes classroom management as well as advising students, and evaluating instructors. My co-workers are awesome and often go without the proper recognition. The hardest part of the job is watching someone give up on the opportunity – more... to change their life for the better. The most enjoyable part of the job is being apart of a student's academic career. To know that you played a part in their success. To watch them as they attain the things they set out to do even loved ones had often given up on them. – less

This was a positive learning environment with room for growth.

excellent customer service
enjoy working with patients
worked with authorization and collections
scheduling appiointments

Hired to created new Care Management position * funded with grant. Much autonomy. Reliable support system. Strong, committed, healthcare team approach for complex/chronic disease population.
Overall...high stress environment for all on daily basis due to acuity and number of population served. Positive attitudes among healthcare employees and willingness – more... to help and support despite individual roles.
* Unfortunately, many recent lay-offs due to expiration of grant-funded positions. Lack of financial updates from administration. – less

Patient nurse ration is probable the best in the bay. Patients treat you poorly and can get belligerent when not given what they want.

Completed all needed paperwork to evaluate patient's mental health needs in a Emergency Department setting. worked with Pyhsicians to determine level of care and provied all necessary paperwork, authorization, transportation and placement for inpatient, partial and outpatient levels of care. Provided crisis counseling, education and connection to community – more... resources. – less

Following a cup of coffee, my EAP day typically starts with returning e-mails and telephone calls from both client companies and individuals. I may check in with other staff about the day, to make sure we're all on the same page of music. I usually make a list of things I want to get done.
The day often consists of seeing individuals for short-term – more... therapy, engaging in some sort of management consultation or, perhaps, doing a training on Effective Communication. I also review contracts and author two monthly newsletters....
My co-workers are great. They're hardworking and, also, good people.
I really enjoy most aspects of my job and particularly like consulting with managers and supervisors around workplace problems, such as a difficult employee.
I'd say the hardest part of the job is finding time to eat lunch. – less

UGA provided me with an array of information that has assisted me throughout my career.

just experience this is not a real job it has to do with my school.

I had only a week of clinicals due to the course i was taking for my CNA license. I had a fun time their. The patients are amazing people. I would work their at the Dunlap Care Center, if i didn't live so far away. I love working as a cna and helping those who are in need.

• Prepare cash flow for daily and weekly activities.
• Review contractor proposals for different supplies.
• Disperse funds to building contractors based on progress of work.
• Reconcile accounts and prepare reports.
• Prepare payroll for an average of thirteen employees.
• Process billing invoices.

it is a good company to work with. very clear and good management , very helpful supervisor and fun staff!

I learned allot about how to make items more appealing and help deal with customers. I had regular customers and top sales quota. One thing I did learn is that if management doesn't like you, your job is always at risk, always agree with the boss. I loved working at Cindies. I was key holder to two locations and was very proud to be recognized by the – more... owner and the DM. – less

great place, fun environment, good people and great patients

a typical day was reviewing phyician medication orders, preparing parental medication for patients and reviewing patient charts with nurses doctors and other health professionals in reviewing charts i looked for the appropriate use of medication ,clinical use ,therapeutic duplication and drug-drug interactions, The pharmacy had one pharmacist who was – more... in charge . the hardest part of the job was learning to prioritize orders and time mangement. the most enjoyale thing about my job was i learnt to prepare and practiced making iv medications and filling the pyrix machines. I also enjoyed counseling nurses and patients about medications – less

A typical day at my last place of employment relied on helping others, being able to have empathy,being a great listener along with the skills of a good communicator.

My commute to work is one hour and 15 minutes but it is extremely rewarding dealing with all my clients.The experience in dealing with many soc-economic and cultural backgrounds, gives me an appreciation of daily struggles and how it can effect a person or families nutritional status.

reported to my supervisor every morning, enjoyed learning about each different clinic,