Abysmal - Behavioral Health Clinician The Floating Hospital Employee Review

If staff resign in a wave, some without a backup plan even, that speaks volumes. -Raises for upper management with no change in role but no raises, bonuses, or acknowledgment for "boots on the ground". -Racism. -Feedback is not taken into consideration. There are no exit interviews and there is retaliation from the moment you resign. -You are a number, not a person. Lunch is unpaid but you're required to work through lunch in direct patient care and to complete admin tasks (at least 4-6h/week) unpaid off the clock. But if you need an extra 5min after "lunch" to handle a family emergency one time, it becomes an issue. -Administration/management and HR are shady. Issues with pay, PTO, schedule, etc. go ignored. PTO disappears without explanation and they refuse to look into it, even with clear documentation. Medical leaves after surgery are ignored/denied. They fire people when they take disability, etc. -They mock serious issues, like an active shooter training or a deadly pandemic. -Staff are shamed for not attending fundraisers outside of working hours. -Patients are exploited for their stories at fundraisers and are afraid to speak up due to fears that their healthcare may be compromised if they do. -Management at all levels minimized pandemic risks. Masks were not enforced. Mandatory staff meetings held in shoulder-to-shoulder conditions, unmasked. -Management works from home, but other staff are in office full time. -Staff who become ill on site are required to see a medical provider in clinic (a coworker) before being allowed to go home. You can't see your own medical provider and then your medical information is available to your supervisors and peers. -The health insurance is a joke. I regularly spend 8-10 hours a week, 2-3 weeks a month, just trying to get simple claims resolved. All health insurance is a headache, but I've never seen anything like this. -They police your PTO to the extent that you cannot even utilize what is offered in your benefits package over the course of a year (and it then expires).