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NeuroPsychiatric Hospitals

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Terrible work culture, misleading information, dishonest management - Recreation Attendant NeuroPsychiatric Hospitals Employee Review

1.0
Jun 26, 2022
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Pros

Flexible shifts, some good co-workers

Cons

Dishonesty, bad care for patients, lack of supplies, management refuses to improve anything, no training, management refuses to answer questions or resolve situations necesary for quality service, stuff directed to do everything beond their responsibilities, no pay raise or appreciation even if you do far beyond your role, managers have no knowledge to be in their role, staff is quitting every week, some staff never get paid and quit, new staff often get wrong instructions regarding the pay. Staff with no education and experience asked to facilitate therapy groups and work with patients with no training, no team work or proper instructions or regular meetings for all staff. Food often served by staff with no food license, becauso of short of staff, so everyone do everything. Often one nurse on shift for the whole hospital, often that nurse is not even RN.

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5.0
Apr 30, 2026
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Pros

I get to work with patients who need a lot of help. I have a family member who experienced a psych episode, and I've wanted to help ever since. We get to work with psych and medical patients, which can be hard but also great experience building. The pay and benefits are good for psych and the area. The leadership team is newer but getting better. I feel more listened to. mostly good experience with colleagues

Cons

Leadership could communicate better and keep creating improvements. i think the scheduling could be more flexible

1.0
Jun 26, 2026
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Pros

Working with people struggling with mental health

Cons

Leadership is not available. They do not care about their employees. The DON is more interested in the maintenance man than her nurses. We are always short staffed. The bullying by the shift supervisors is off the hook.

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