Presbyterian Medical Services Employer Reviews

They had poor management and poor support system. They did not support a new graduate with the type of support they would need.

I worked for PMS nearly 2 yrs. I became disenchanted after 6 months and started looking for a new job after 1 yr.

This company has outgrown it original small company status and is now a larger player, yet it still thinks like it is small. They say the want new ideas and are open to continuos improvement, but they are stuck in the old ways and resist – more... change. There is a bubble around management and they only see what they want to see and only hear what they want to hear. They do not listen to the professonal experts they hire to give them guidence. They try to do leadership and team building training, but there's nothing of substance behind what they say.

Professonals are hired to take charge of programs, but when they try to take charge and change the way things are done, the company silences them and takes away their authority leaving them set up for failure. Managers and supervisors are not held accountable for not following standard procedures.

Turnover is high, moral is low. PTO package and benifits are good, but employees complain about base pay.

They have relocated portions of thier HQ to another city and when they did employees had to reapply for their jobs and had to accept less pay to stay with the company. This may happen again soon. – less

Got to visit families at home and school and worked with children daily.

Satisfying work
Learned how to do too much at the same time
Management was fluid
Co-workers were awesome and dedicated
too much work for one person
I learned and did so much with and for great people.

Reconciled patient accounts, correct and resubmit bills for payment to insurance. Turn over rate for employees is high. Poor guidance from administration but the ability to help patients with problems made the job worthwhile.

I originally started working at the front desk of a billing office and have been promoted to a trainer position. This company recognizes hard work and promotes within. I have learned how the medical world functions and a lot of the terminology. Management is very helpful and understanding. You work with great support all around you within your co-workers. – more... Every day brings new challenges on how to figure out a work flow or combining a schedule to ensure task are done in a timely fashion. The most enjoyable part is that there is a new challenge every day. Not a boring job by any means. – less

Provided integrated healthcare (Dental, Medical, & Behavioral Health)to the people of Northern New Mexico regardless of their ability to pay with the support of grants and Federally Qualified Funding. Provided free Breast and Cervical Cancer screenings and participated in the Title X program.

Staff had an excess of a combined 100 years of service to – more... PMS and their community.

The hardest part of my job was saying goodbye.

The most enjoyable part of my job was providing healthcare to people who needed it by operating within the funding parameters. – less