Pediatric Associates Employer Reviews

I enjoyed my time here very much. I had the opportunity to work for an exceptional pediatrician. It was a privately owned company that had two different locations. I found the staff and co-workers to be some of the best I have ever worked with till this day. It was big enough to be challenging and busy but small enough to know everyone.

From what I can remember, this was a great first job. The staff was fun, yet efficient. The management team was lovely. Company hours were great for high-school student. Work was not very challenging, but when you're in school and playing sports, that's perfectly acceptable.

Typical day at PedsAssoc was pure fun and joy. Although the manager showed major favortism. Everything else was wonderful.

the training is very poor, and after just a few days you are expected to go as fast as the others. There is no service in this place. The medical industry has taken a turn for places like these "factory pediatric practices". They do not care about the employees, all they care is about managing huge amounts of people per day. How can you trust a pediatrician – more... that have you in and out in 5 minutes, after you wait an hour. – less

A awesome work environment as well as company to have had the opportunity to work with/for.

Typical work day answering high volume calls, making sure claims have paid correctly, contact patient with balance.

As a hearing and vision associate, I was hired in early June in preparation for the school physical season. The first few weeks were not necessarily slow, but were not as busy as I was warned it would be. I had previously worked at a different Pediatric Associates office last year, and was trained how to use the machine that allows you to test the patient's – more... hearing, along with how to properly test a patient's vision. I was also taught how to fill out school forms (physical and immunization forms) Since I'm a fast learner, I learned the ropes and started getting into what I was doing. This year was much busier than last year, since I was working at a larger office, and was hectic at times. The hardest part of the job for me was to balance doing the tests for the patients and making sure to complete the school forms in a timely manner. Thankfully though, I was working with a great group of coworkers and a manager that was very helpful about answering any questions that I had about what I was doing. Everybody there was easy to get along with. I had a wonderful summer working there as a hearing and vision associate and would recommend it to anybody looking for a good summer job, especially high school/college students. – less

It was an intense working atmosphere because I processed the claims for the business office.

I would come in and print my schedule,clean all my exam rooms, and check supplies. Rooming patients, obtaining vitals, hearing and vision testing, vaccinations, nebulizer treatments, cerumen removal, I also did vaccine registry and vaccine inventory, scheduled appointments, fax backs, referrals and authorizations.The best part of this job was establishing – more... trusting relationships with my patients and there parents.The hardest part of my job was when a child freaks out and is just hysterical and i cant even weigh them. – less

You meet and interact with a lot of different people everyday and the staff is very friendly.

Staff was fun to work with, the best part was the kids that came into the office. The worst was giving them immunizations.

Typical day at work, many new learning experiences each day re: vaccine administration, patient care, and medical records. The management team at Pediatric Associates was great, very dependable an always willing to teach. Co-Workers were a pleasure to work with, everyone gets along as is able to come together as a team. The most enjoyable part of the – more... job was being able to communicate with patients an help them in any way possible. – less

typical work day includes; taking and recording vital signs, helping parents with concerns or questions, adminstering mediations and vaccinations, inventory and stocking supplies and immunizations, assisting physican with patients, helping with office flow, emr, insurance and other front desk duties

The usual medical assisting format, preparing exam room for patients. Greeting patients, scheduling appointments, follow-ups, calling in refills on prescriptions, cleaning equipment.

Management easy to work with.
Co-workers-some challenging
The hardest part of the job-Bad news about former patients
Interacting with the patients.

Fast paced, professional environment. Excellent employers!

Althought i didnt work here long i learned everything very quick. I enjoyed dealing with patients and helping them out.

easy position and gratifying to work with kids but poor management and they dont compensate well

great company, good benefits, love dealing with children, management was not that great.

Very great place to work! The best part of working at a pediatricans office is the children, they are always playful and completely honest about how they feel.

A small business office of 5, assisted claim reps with processing, various clerical duties, was responsible for handling payments and collections for self pay patients, occasionally helped out with administrative duties in doctors office.