Select Medical reviews about "training"

Pay is a bit low for what you are doing. Raises are minimal, 2% is max, which doesn't even keep up with the cost of living increases. Other than the PTO, the benefits are average, with the medical being a bit on the expensive side

Facilities mainly on east coast Part times don't receive benefits My PTO was based on the hours that I've worked so with 9 projects and 1 year of training I have 3 PTO days.

Typical annual training type things but just more of an annoyance. No other cons really

High turn over rate. Most employees are less than two years except management. They will use you to do their dirty work then fire you for bogus reasons. Management is the only employees that have been there for more than 2 years in the PAR dept. If you aren't part of the clique then watch out.

Salary position requires 45+ hours per week, increased job demands due to being salary (unusual in this field), below cost of living yearly pay increases, required to work during lunch, no breaks

Heavy patient loads at times

Busy Shift Work Downtown Far away Parking Often Understaffed

Little care for preventable employee injuries, talk big game about safety but don't follow through, put employees in harm, keep patients against their will for insurance money, falsify documentation to keep insurance paying. Overworked, understaffed, expected to sacrifice everything, little attention to work life balance, little attention to how many shifts employees are working in a row.

Had very limited unprepared training