Comprehensive Treatment Centers
Happiness rating is 46 out of 100
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  • Company size
    1001 to 5,000
  • Industry
    Healthcare
  • Headquarters
    6100 Tower Circle, Suite 1000 Franklin, TN 37067
  • Link
    Comprehensive Treatment Centers website
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Substance Abuse Counselor
$17.12 per hour
Counselor
$39,100 per year
Addiction Counselor
$15.83 per hour
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Counselor in Evansville, IN
on June 21, 2022
Low staff
Extremely high case load, around 80 patients. All patients were required to be seen AT LEAST once a month, sometimes more. Also given 3 grounds to lead throughout the group. Low number of counselors, high caseload. Minimal help for managers. Unnecessary drama between departments. 30 minute lunch break was often interrupted.
Reimbursement Specialist in Franklin, TN
on June 21, 2022
The worst
I was with the company for less than 90 days. The first week was okay. Everything after that was terrible. There are a lot of office politics and cliques. Training was non-existent. The company needs policy changes for sure and they need to update their EMR systems. The building itself had a pest problem and no sense of cleanliness.
LPN (Licensed Practical Nurse) in Comprehensive Treatment Center, Evansille, in
on June 14, 2022
Clients are great, loved the job but not management
First of all I'm a nurse..have been one for going on 40 years. Taken care of all kinds of patients, without any judgement. I loved my job here, the clients were unique and interesting. However, this was my retirement job, and part time. This did not sit well with management at this clinic. I developed shingles and called in one day and was abruptly terminated via text. No one gave me a reason why or would talk to me on the phone. It is my opinion they did not want me there because of my age and being part time. Was there a year and a half.
Substance Abuse Counselor in Butler, PA
on June 7, 2022
Productivity driven, not about clients
From my first day there, I never felt liked I belong there. The supervisor was overbearing, and wanted me to schedule 5-6 people a day plus do groups. I was accused a number of times of boundary issues because I would talk and say hi to all of the clients who came through as I walked past them. I tried to make people feel comfortable and heard when they were in my care. All the company cares about is productivity, not really helping the clients. I even offered to do group on the weekends so parents could attend group and bring their children if needed. I was ridiculed for having health issues.
Substance Abuse Counselor II in Las Vegas, NV
on May 19, 2022
The clinic needs an upgrade
Starting your shift at 5am is tough but for students it works. Many counselors leave and the case loads can go up to 90 until they hire a new batch of interns. The counselors that stay are usually trying to still pass the state exam and having a hard time moving up. Management does order food here and there to keep morale of the team up. Overall it is a challenge working here with the the way patients are given the upper hand. Management sends reports out daily to remind you how many hour sessions you need to be at performance level. That report should also show the number of discharges vs intakes as well.
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