GHR Healthcare reviews

3.5

61% would recommend to a friend

(225 total reviews)
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John Quirk

79% approve of CEO

54% positive business outlook

GHR Healthcare has an employee rating of 3.5 out of 5 stars, based on 225 company reviews on Glassdoor which indicates that most employees have a good working experience there. The GHR Healthcare employee rating is in line with the average (within 1 standard deviation) for employers within the Human Resources & Staffing industry (3.8 stars).

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225 reviews
1.0
Jun 27, 2025

Stay away

Anonymous employee
Recommend
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Pros

The staff and the CEO himself not his leaders.

Cons

The company fosters a toxic environment driven by manipulative leadership and clear ethical failures. A senior executive frequently used controlling and emotionally abusive behavior, and only engaged with a small group of favored employees — creating deep divisions and a culture of fear. It was widely known among staff that personal and sexual relationships existed between members of upper management, and that these relationships appeared to directly impact business decisions, promotions, and job security. This created an unprofessional, uncomfortable atmosphere and fueled resentment and distrust across teams. The HR department was ineffective and compromised due to close personal ties to the CEO, making it nearly impossible to report concerns safely or confidentially. Serious issues were ignored or brushed aside, especially if they involved leadership. Favoritism was blatant, with different rules depending on your status or personal connection to executives. There was no real accountability — just optics. At the end of the day, money and loyalty to leadership clearly outweighed fairness, ethics, or employee wellbeing

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GHR Healthcare Response
8mo
Thank you for sharing your experience. We take concerns about workplace culture and leadership very seriously and would appreciate the opportunity to learn more. Please consider reaching out to us at yourexperience@ghrhealthcare.com so our team can look into this further.
3.0
Oct 4, 2023

There's money to be made

Recommend
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Pros

There's a ton of opportunity to make great money with the uncapped commission.

Cons

The health benefits could be better. The premiums are high compared to other agencies that have insurance that's 100% covered. It's very competitive and your position is only safe if you are making the company money.

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GHR Healthcare Response
2y
Thank you for the review! We greatly appreciate and value your feedback. We're happy to hear you're satisfied with the financial benefits of your role. However, we're disheartened to hear that you feel job security is lacking. We'll be sure to note this for management's review. Regarding professional training and growth. GHR Healthcare strives to provide ample resources for all employees to take advantage of when it comes to increasing their productivity and professional skill set. We recommend speaking with your divisional leader to aid you in seeking out these resources or if you'd be inclined, email yourexperience@ghresources.com to express your desire for additional resources and a member of our team will present that to management as well. Thank you again, and we hope you continue to remain a dedicated GHR Healthcare team member!
1.0
Jun 27, 2022
Recommend
CEO approval
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Pros

This is hands down the worst job I have ever worked in my life. I’ll be honest, the job itself isn’t too bad. You have autonomy, and you are able to build relationships with clients and nursing aides which can make the work fairly rewarding. I worked at GHR for several years, and I made sure our nurses felt heard. I hope they would think that I left a good mark because I truly cared for them and the work they do. They are heroes.

Cons

However, the company culture and senior management is the worst of its kind. I’m specifically speaking to senior management. The microaggressions and the hostility at GHR were profound. The amount of profanity used in the office by senior leadership was jarring. GHR talks about speaking to our nurses with respect and professionalism, but when you have such a poor example of leadership its difficult to accomplish. For example, having a senior manager, a VP of a division, swearing at one of the internal employees on the phone or in the office while you’re on the phone with a nurse. Or the same senior manager making assumptions about your dating history or whether your partner is a man or a woman (who cares? And it’s uncomfortable addressing and fielding questions like that in a professional environment). Everyone is a number. That’s it. The work days are long. 9.5 hours per day in the office. And management will look at logs to make sure you were active every hour of the day. Small talk is limited. Office culture is horrible. And they don’t pay nurses fairly (RN’s and LPN’s).

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GHR Healthcare Response
3y
Thank you for bringing this to our attention. We are disappointed and shocked to hear about this kind of behavior in our office. We are founded on the values of kindness and respect toward all and do not tolerate any form of harassment or intimidation. We will be sure to share this comment with management for further review. We would greatly appreciate it if you would be inclined to speak further about this to provide additional detail. Please email yourexperience@ghresources.com to continue this conversation. Thank you again.
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