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Like any healthcare organization with multiple locations, the environment and culture vary by care center, job role and work team. Each care center has its own vibe and its own atmosphere as does the corporate office. Some of those cultures vary be the city or town they are in, the types of residents they care for and the history of the center. iCare has a reputation for taking care of challenging cases whether they are medically complex, socially complex, requires behavioral health services, substance use treatment and more. But our team takes great pride in being capable and willing to take care of these residents. When the time comes to pull together, to celebrate eachother, to do the right thing, each care center pulls together as a team and a family. That's the culture.
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This question would be best answered by others; not the official iCare account. However, our goal would always be to retain top talent as long as possible by providing career advancement, development and challenge. And when people do leave, we hope to see that it is for a position that they couldn't possibly pass up and that they were made a good candidate for it by virtue of their time here. Every employer should aspire to that.
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We concur with the answer provided. Skilled nursing care centers are busy places and can be a demanding work environment. Residents rely on staff for 24/7, personalized care and are as diverse in their needs as can be. iCare specializes in caring for challenging and unique populations of residents. Things change quickly and the pace is quick as well.
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I agree with the other answer provided: easy, fast and to the point. We are exploring same day job offers and when we run job fairs we do interviews on the spot. People are busy and your time is important. If you are qualified and you have the right attitude we shouldn't waste time; we should get you on the team ASAP.
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Yes, can you work day in and day out with a population of residents that really needs your time, energy and devotion? Can you work within a team? Have you faced challenges in your career? Are you comfortable in a long term care setting? Can you promote good customer service at all times? Can you identify with people of all backgrounds and empathize with the challenges and struggles they have faced?
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