Pros
I wouldn’t be where I am now without my time with Summus. This was an entry level position, but gave me an incredible opportunity to learn and grow in a small environment where I was able to get experience in so many different fields (IT, credentialing, management, finances, analytics, project management, etc). The doctor in charge is a kind hearted, generous man who has ambitious plans to improve healthcare and that attitude trickles down - everyone was hard working, passionate, and united in our goals. There were often birthday parties, team building activities, and holiday celebrations. I worked with good people, doing work that felt important.
Cons
My manager was a tremendous influence in my career and personal growth, and taught me so much in my two years there. However, it was two years fraught with anxiety and late nights. My manager yelled at me front of coworkers and clients - sometimes for things that were deserved, other times for things out of my control. Either way yelling at your employees is never acceptable. I worked extremely hard, long hours, often nights and weekends. But it wasn’t until I left that I felt appreciated, or that my hard work was noticed.