The lowest of lows - Paramedic AMR Employee Review

1.0
Jul 24, 2017
Recommend
CEO approval
Business Outlook

Pros

I really do not see any.

Cons

After acquiring Rural Metro, the company did a poor job integrating its business units. Huge pay disparity between 2 business units working side to side was disastrous for morale. Company doesn't value its employees, but rather sees them as disposable. Scarce advancement possibilities for field employees. Poor employee retention. Horrendous working conditions (400,000+ miles on certain units and no AC in the Summer in AZ), sub-par patient care equipment, sub-par employee training. This company clearly doesn't value its employees and doesn't care much about the patients it transports. All that counts is profit.

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AMR Response
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Thanks so much for the 5-star review—we appreciate you sharing your experience and long-term perspective, and it’s great to hear the positive impact of recent changes in culture and leadership. We also value your feedback on staffing and scheduling, and we’ll share your comments with leadership in the spirit of continuous improvement.
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