Mollen Immunization Clinics Employer Reviews

Loved it and will do it again this year. Paid by the hour to set up and operate flu clinics at area Walmart stores no matter how many shots you give a day. You can pick the places and times you want to work without retribution for cancelling a shift if you have a valid reason. I travelled to various cities I had not been to before and enjoyed meeting – more...  the people from different towns while offering them a service they often found hard to get elsewhere. LOVED THIS JOB and have alredy signed up to work their new program where I serve as an independent contractor and go around setting up my own clinics at churches, schools malls, markets etc and get paid based on the number of shots I give at each site. – less

Worked there for a few months during flu season. Typically signed onto computer system and signed nurses in/out of their assigned schedules at flu immunization clinics across the U.S. I learned how to interview/hire nurses via phone call. The computer system was often inoperable and nurses voiced their concerns during their sign-in/out conversations. – more...  "Meeting" the nurses was most enjoyable; they are a dedicated lot. The hardest part of the job was that the scheduling is disorganized and the management operates in a cliquish fashion. An ambiguity prevails as to who your manager is throughout your employment. Available parking for seasonal staff was quite a walk to the building and rather terrifying, when alone, late at night. – less

i enjoyed working with Mollen last year and looking forward to this flu season. wonderful job

A typical day at work would include talking to new people and educating them on the benefits of seasonal immunizations (this was my favorite part of the job).

I learned to work without a lot of supervision, and to organize my work space so that it was most efficient for me. I was also abel to incorporate some of the business skills that I had learned – more...  through my education and previous work experience.

The hardest part of the day was closing up on time, since closing time always seemed to be the busiest part of the day. – less

While working for Mollen, I would show up for work without any materials to work since it hadn't arrived from Mollen. I called the office people in Scottdale and they were not very not helpful.

This was a company that I worked for during the 2011-2012 Flu season. All communication and Education was done through Email. This company did a great job with the educational Modules that was provided for proper set up of the Immunization Clinics and all aspects of all types Immunizations. They kept us update frequently on any changes. The hardest – more...  part of the job was the first time I set up my clinic. It was a bit overwhelming to open the supply box to all the items and start from scratch. The most enjoyable part, was learning on my own, and of course talking and educating people in the comminity – less

Immunization clinics are available through out California as well as in other states. Mollen is based in Arizonia. The company pays a fair wage and always payed on time by direct deposit. Staff was helpful. Training was done online. You get paid for the training as well. The hire LVNs as well as RNs.

the staff is very helpful and always polite, very professional

Mollen provides a great way for nurses to gain extra income during Flu Season.

Mollen is a good company pays very good, I was to travel to several Wal-Mart locations, set up clinic, and administer flu & pneumonia shots. The only problem is the job is seasonal and lasts' only a couple of months.