Needs a Clinical Union - Flight Paramedic Air Methods Employee Review

2.0
Feb 24, 2022
Recommend
CEO approval
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Pros

Clinical education, Clinical Guidelines, advanced skill set for nurses and paramedics. Overtime is now paid over 40 hours. No more FLSA violations.

Cons

Out of touch management, some Area Managers micro manage their bases to death, do not handle personnel issues brought to them unless written to HR because turn over cost millions to company. Having Base Supervisors with little to no experience brings bases morale down, equipment and medications frequently out of date or missing from stock and causes drama when complaints are brought to Area Manager. Merit increases are really cost of living adjustments are below cost of living. Salary imbalances when no experience staff brought on $10/hr over employees with 10 years experience. Some experienced Nurses making $24/hr. Medics making $20-45/hr. Rotated schedules quarterly in some places, total disruption of life outside of work, you could literally work every holiday with rotations and several shifts while changing schedules instead of your normal rotation. Policy of going to bedside when you know you can not transport the patient, either for weight/girth, etc. This policy was enacted to prevent competition from getting the flight, not for patient care. AMC believes that the staff need our clinical help even if we cannot transport. This only delays transport and if customers knew it was a revenue catcher policy they wouldn't appreciate it.

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5.0
Jul 9, 2026
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Pros

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Cons

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1.0
Feb 10, 2026
Recommend
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Pros

Only pro was the hiring process which consisted of two interviews and then an offer. That should have been the first red flag.

Cons

Private Equity controlled organization. No onboarding process or training provided. You are sent to their HQ for two days of learning how to turn your computer on and how to open a couple of computer applications. They are looking for a zero to hero hire. Be prepared. Tumultuous with lots of turnover. Was told this was a career-long role and in a couple of short months, the CEO was fired, the VP of sales took off. New executive leadership team created an environment of fear and layoffs. Lots of huge egos and very little tolerance for questioning poor business decisions and strategies. No attention given to the voice of the customer and what would strategically help move the needle. It really gives off the odor of a company trying to be sold.

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