Flight Nurse: amazing job, questionable corporate. - Flight Nurse Air Methods Employee Review

2.0
Aug 13, 2016
Recommend
CEO approval
Business Outlook

Pros

Huge market share, equipment is fairly new, and medical guidelines while aren't cutting edge, but they are with the times and conservative. Good benefits, average pay. Love my co-workers. Can make a huge difference for patients.

Cons

Local management great, love my base, upper management- well just horrible, disconnected from our job, famous for ridiculous knee-jerk reactions to minor issues. The company has grown way way too fast for its management style. They like to roll out new idea / websites without really working thru issues prior. The corporate is just a mess, I can't speak to what happens there, but from the ground level it is a mess. So much talk, so little actual work or proof from leadership.

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