Pros: excellent salary for an entry level position!
Cons: health and welfare benefits were not available until after 90 days.
(1) There was really very little that I would describe as "a typical day
at work." Although we were required to follow several daily SOP's
(for our own personal safety), no two days were exactly the same.
(2) The most important lesson that I learned from working with
Spectrum is to never be afraid to ask for help when your life is
starting to become
– more... completely unmanageable, and these
mitigating circumstances place your career in jeapordy!
(3) I was not part of the management team.
(4) My co-workers were a highly professional group of CDP's.
(5) The hardest part of my job was ME!!
(6) The most enjoyable part of my job was serving as a
co-facilitator during our group therapy sessions! – less
jazen – May 19, 2013
I agree 100 % I worked for spectrum health urgent care for several years and became very ill, my manager was uncaring and unwilling to work with me then proceeded to tell me "well there are many people who would do your job!" way to make people feel. Spectrum "talks the talk" but does not walk the walk!!! be careful what you say because it will get twisted around and come back to bite you in the backside.