Maximus Reviews

Just started so I'm focusing on positives. As a nurse it will give me a better work/ life balance, no night shifts or weekends etc. Opportunity to meet a variety of people learn about their illness and/or disability.

I've been working with the company for over 6 months. As any job there are challenges and complaints from employees no matter how well a system works. As a practitioner, you work your way to writing 6 high quality reports per day within your average 9-5. There is a 30 minute lunch break. You record your assessments on a formatted system and learn skills to assess clients as per company's guidelines. You will make use of your medical knowledge in relation to understanding the clientele's medical condition(s), weighing up the severity of their condition(s) and their prognosis. Once you've completed this task, you learn skills to summarize each report and then you go home! You do not need to meet the clients for follow up. You are there to gather an overview of the client's' presentation within an allotted time and to evaluate their severity as medical observations and medical evidence. You also consider whether any of their conditions could hinder their ability to work or at least cause delay for a period of time before returning to work. Quite frankly, despite what others say, it's quite a fascinating job in my humble opinion. You are weighing up clients' functionality as per company's guidelines and weighing up how consistent the client's' claims are with the medical evidence presented on the day of assessment. The working environment is clean and modern. You may be allocated to a base which permits you to stay at that one location all throughout your employment. However, generally, you will be asked to travel to other company bases and perform the same tasks. You can also do additional work over weekends and get paid a nice lump sum. There are bonuses to be had and many other benefits from this company.