The HCI Group
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Consulting firm
Working for the HCI group overall was a good experience. They were the first firm i worked for when jumping into the consultant world. They process was easy
Dysfunctional failing company
Founded upon "take out" insurance transactions, they built up fast. However, such take-out plans are no longer available from Citizens -- or what policies are left are not worth taking, which amounts to the same thing. So they no longer do take-outs. But they do not grow what insurance business they have, and so it naturally depletes. Culture is horrible; they commonly seek to employ from out of the area, because of their poor reputation locally.
HCI group is a waste of energy
This is the most unreliable, unprofessional, unrealistic, unreasonable, company you can work for. My advise is run away as fast as you can. They belittle there employees give false information on there contracts etc. HCI need to be shout down completely.
Do not waste your time
A complete mess and very unprofessional.
Lack of leadership and communication on all levels possible.
They never followed through on their word.
It's obviously they pick certain people so they can take advantage of them knowing they need a job.
I saw people not get paid for weeks with no sense of urgency to compensate them.
Random lay-offs.
Just not worth it in my opinion.
If you have other options go that route please!
Lack of leadership and communication on all levels possible.
They never followed through on their word.
It's obviously they pick certain people so they can take advantage of them knowing they need a job.
I saw people not get paid for weeks with no sense of urgency to compensate them.
Random lay-offs.
Just not worth it in my opinion.
If you have other options go that route please!
Horrible management
Unreliable management, leadership is poor. Consultants work so hard and are paid so little. Consultants now pay for room and board when on company assignments.
Good company
Some good people but more principles before personality is needed. I would recommend this company it's part of a larger company which is just a good.
the perfect place to work ,
the HCI group is a respectable company to work for. great attitude great
customer service spirit. Great benefits. lot of resources and opportunities.
customer service spirit. Great benefits. lot of resources and opportunities.
fun
good learning experience. i learned a lot from the beginning had the opportunity to travel as well it was overall pretty good................................
Clueless
Accounting is clueless and don't know what they're doing. They often make mistakes on paychecks and expense reimbursements.
My division feels disconnected from the rest of the company because we're not included.
My division feels disconnected from the rest of the company because we're not included.
Worked Epic “Go live”
It was a very exciting experience. It allowed me to train pharmacist on Epic within the disciplines of Willow and Beacon as a consultant and not as a pharmacist. However, my pharmacist knowledge allowed me an added insight to assist thoroughly.
N/a
This is a company that is willing to give candidates an opportunity to broaden their horizons. Also you are able to travel to different locations in the USA and Internationally.
Poor Organization For EPIC Go Live
Bottom line, they have an industry reputation for poor treatment of consultants. Most highly qualified professionals won’t work for HCI or Divurgent if any other opportunities are available. They have systematically devalued the GO LIVE industries consultants and have routinely supplied healthcare companies with inexperienced workers which they bill top dollar for. Consultants have regularly scheduled their time with these companies and in the past turned down opportunities with other companies only to be cut a few days to week into the project. As a healthcare company, I would be very concerned of the quality you may or may not receive from both of these companies. They have very limited internal organization and poor communication with their consultants. They are highly likely to hire poor quality/inexperienced consultants to provide a body they can bill the healthcare company for. Buyer and consultant be aware and avoid The HCI Group and Divurgent.
Very good company to work with
Very good company to work for. I was able to establish a good repoire with the recruiters and they did what they said they would. I was paid on time. All of my job duties were explained and I knew what to expect.
Productive, open door policies, excellent training the trainer advisories
Excellent for trainers, who desire future training career paths. Epic is the product, HCI ensures all their trainers are professional, polished, and have the trainer skills required to serve hospital staff on all levels.
Productive and fun place to work
Productive and fun place to work. Good pay, great people and great opportunities. Great benefits and great work life balance with opportunity for growth.
Management does not interview management does not conversate with workers about job responsibilities or duties they only expect for you to perform tra
Many employees are disgruntled whatever you're told to perform it always changes on a day today basis. Work can be great if management will support the work staff.
Pros
Easy work to perform daily
Cons
Schedules and task change by the hours and no leadership to insteuct
I do ATE for HCI. The review did not match. I only go on implementation contract assignment whenever there is one.
A hospital wants to change it's software to Epic. The hospital will call Epic. Because Epic doesn't have the manpower, they'll contact e.g. (HCI Group). HCI Group will then contact us who were already in their database and contracted us for the hospital's Epic implementation. HCI Group would now be responsible for our flights, hotel stay, per-diem and salary till the end of the implementation. A typical day's job is 12 hours in the hospital training the physicians, nurses, technicians and others on how to use the new software. It takes averagely about 2 to 3 weeks. What you learn basically depends on how far you want to go because you'll learn on your own. The HCI Group is one of many agencies. The hardest part of the job is you don't know how many projects you'll do because there are so many consultants out there. The spaces between contracts are too long. The most enjoyable part of the job is when you are on the project doing the work and getting paid and sleeping free at the hotel.
Pros
When you have enough projects
Cons
When there are long time between projects.
They don't pay you, beware!
They have a reputation for leaving people at airports when they fly into a job, and the manager will tell them to call HQ in the morning. I had to stay in a really horrible bug-infested dirty hotel. I was not paid overtime, nor did I get paid a full-time salary I was supposed to get between contracts. Other people got some of the money, but not all of what they should have been paid. They had robocalls and you could not speak with a person, they would not return calls. This did not just happen to me but hundreds of people who have worked for them.
Go-Live support
Worked in the pharmacy supporting their go-live Epic implementation. Supported pharmacist that did not know Epic and others that did have some experience.
Organized chaos with high turnover
The acquisition of the HCI Group by its current parent company, has led to less than a smooth transition with policies and personnel changing on a frequent basis over the last several years. Operation and Sales resources are spread thin causing a negative domino effect in terms of efficiency and optimum productivity throughout the organization. You are left to your own devices to teach yourself many aspects of your job, related to constantly changing services, management infrastructure, policies and procedures. There is a heavy influence from the CEO to pursue opportunities ad hoc, and at his discretion, despite qualification of opportunities. There are both pros and cons to working for this company; however, the very high turnover for a multitude of reasons is strong evidence of job satisfaction here.
Pros
A good place for an Account Executive to get a broad perspective of business operations.
Cons
This company will burn you out, and you better be on the right side of the politics.
A fun place to work in.
it was a nice environment to work with. U could ask question and communicate with your colleague. The company is very punctual and try to attend to their workers. They make sure their employees are on top of their game.
Pros
they are very friendly and helpfull in termsz
Cons
You need to keep track of your hours so as to make sure you are paid right.