San Diego office - WOW these are SCARY people to work for - Nurse Silverado Employee Review

1.0
Feb 25, 2013
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Pros

San Diego has pretty weather...?

Cons

Revolving door. Punitive enviornment. If a family is grieving and complains EVERYONE present is blamed. No recognition for a job well done. Your job may disappear and you will never know what happened. Some people are not paid a living wage (yes, even nurses).

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Silverado Response
12y
Thank you for your more than 5 years of service to Silverado, our residents, patients and clients. Our Home Office Human Resources team would love the opportunity to speak with you about your experience at Silverado. Your input helps us become better as supporting our current and future associates. We strive to create a culture where LOVE is greater than fear. If that was not your experience, we would value the opportunity to speak with you in more detail so we can learn from your own Silverado story.

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5.0
Jul 24, 2026
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Pros

Open conversation, great residents and family members, team members are really amazing to come and work alongside. I would love to help start your career and grow with us. Come check out he booming and growing community at Silverado Franklin

Cons

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5.0
May 14, 2026
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Pros

Very meaningful and rewarding work helping families through one of the hardest transitions in life. The role truly allows you to make a difference and positively impact residents and families every day. Supportive team environment with leadership that understands the emotional side of the work. During a difficult personal time when my grandfather was dying, the company was incredibly supportive and allowed me the time I needed to be at his bedside with my family. It is truly a blessing to be part of Silverado. The work we do changes lives by giving families the opportunity to be family again while knowing their loved one is being cared for with compassion, dignity, and support.

Cons

The work can be emotionally heavy at times because you build close relationships with residents and families who are going through difficult situations. However, the support from the team and leadership helps make those challenges manageable.

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