Family Medical Center Employer Reviews

job was not very interesting
had insects
people were very rude

Theater in the sun, having fun with kids from all over the country. 24- Hour over night camp. The hardest part about the job was beig aware of all the camper all day and being fully responcible for them as parents for a 6 week period. I enjoyed working along coworker who were also campers as children.

I have worked here for almost eight years. The co workers and Doctors are great to work with!

I was actually surprised at how haphazard this company ran. They did have quite a few students doing their externships though.

I enjoyed providing care for the pediatric patients. While in the position I was in the majority of my time at Family Medical center, I managed the Pediatric side by myself. My responsibilities included: scheduling patient appointments, referrals to specialists, assisting physician with in office procedures. Once, I was provided front desk help the – more... office, she and I worked well together in origanizing and giving the best care to the pediatric patients. While, maintaining the pediatric side, I also assisted the adult side with procedures. All in which included: Phlebotomy, wound cultures, throat cultures, ECGs, urine and stool specimen collection. – less

You always have angry patients from the long waiting periods.
Not really the place to be if you want to learn.
Sit at your desk all day unless the doctors needs you
It's a one person staff just you and the doctor so between taking vitals and answering phones you're being called to do other duties.

Always feels like long days.
Very stressful work place.
You're – more... talked to like your dumb
Hand written checks with no pay stubs so come tax time your w-2 are not correct.
always doing personal work for doctor – less

I enjoyed working in the medical field, I had to quit because of school.

Would have liked to come to work for them sooner. Practice is being bought by another larger entity and my position was eliminated.

I did my externship there for college.
I was the one-woman show.
I worked 12 hours a day and was running the lab including rooming patients, check in, take payments , answer the phone.

I was only allowed 2 bathroom breaks, and was told to eat in-between patients.. Really when?

On my last 2 days, I was also running the front office with check in and – more... payments, including callbacks of patients for appointments. Along with completing my other duties.

That explains why the lady who worked up front did not come back.
I did blood drawn from 8:00 am until 12:00 then the doctor would show up for her patients. I had check in the patients, work in the lab and get the blood spun and documented in the computer for Labcorp and Quest, along with doing patient vitals and whatever else needed to be done..
When using cotton balls for drawing blood I was told to split them in half and only use 1 per person.

I was never offered the job. I would not even work for this doctor.
She is cheap and work you 12 hours a day. She told my other jobs that I did not complete my Externship. I had to have a letter from the college that states that I did graduate and did complete my graduation requirements for externship. – less

While on my externship I got to work with the nicest group of indeviduales. I enjoyed working with the patients and the staff. I had the oppertunity to assist in procedures as well and make use of my clerical skills.

I worked here during my Externship for school. The Doctors and staff and patients made it a positive experience.

I overall loved working there the doctors and patients were so refreshing. It is a fast paced job with lots of multi tasking and good co-workers. The hardest part of the job was working really late some nights. The best part of the job was it was a really comfortable environment no pressure.

Co-workers is nice. I learned paperwork and filing, made appointments on computer. Filing is the most enjoyble part of the job. And the hardest part of the job for me it talk to people on the phone.

I loved working there and was receiving alot of practice due to the ER was very busy and taking care of the patients admitted to the Hospital. Quartz Mountain (Mangum) continued pursuing me to come work for them. It was a very hard decision but I left Hollis and went to Mangum.

I would get there at 7:10 get everything ready for the day make sure all the charts where there of all the patients that had appoinments that day organize the super bills/charge slips open my window at 7:30 greet patients and i would have them sign in i would then register them make sure address and info was the same verify insurance and give the chart – more... to the back office i learned to multi task work good under pressure because i would register alot of patients about 80 to 100 per day my co-workers were great i loved working with them but the girl next to me wouldnt last as long so they were always mostly new people because it was to stressful for them the hardest part was when my co-worker called off because then i had to register all patients on my own the most enjoyable part was knowing how hard i had worked the whole day and how being patient and taking a deep breath helped the flow of the day come out fine and not hectic – less

This physician group allowed me to do my externship in medical assistance while still in school. This office offered me position of employment. This was a excellent experience, excellent support from co-workers and management and especailly the physicians.

A typical work day at Family Medical included a diverse group of patients with various medical needs. Everyday was a learning experience for me. I picked up different techniques and skills from my co-workers as well as the Dr. I assisted. The hardest part of that particular job was trying to understand the Dr. clearly, he had a strong accent. The most – more... enjoyable part of the job was the excellent patient relationships that were established during that time. – less

Typical day of work is enjoyable..especially the patients

Scheduling, providing workable day. Rooming patients
vital signs, some labs, phone ettiquette.
Hardest part:

Unhappy physcians

I enjoyed working here flexible hours , they were u.derstanding when you were sick and had to miss work. They would work with you on.the days that you needed off