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What is it like working at Kindred Healthcare?
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Volunteer Coordinator in Newnan:
Pros: Visiting the patients
Cons: Having to make the 5 % each month
I'm so tired.
Medical Coder in Louisville:
Pros: Steady work
Cons: More responsibility every year, never a decent increase in pay. They're taking advantage of all of us. Not enough hours in a day to get everything done. Beyond burnt out.
Love the patients and families.
Social Worker in Charleston:
Pros: I love being able to support and educate patients and families at end of life. I work with an amazing group of nurses who adhere to the concept of teamwork.
Cons: I feel as if I am no longer able to provide exceptional care as a result of widespread territory and colleagues that have a different vision than me on end of life care and what is deemed important. Everything must be a "protocol."
Challenging.
Certified Nurse Assistant (CNA) in Webster:
Pros: The joy I see in the patient’s eyes when he or she completes rehabilitation with success
Cons: Administration
Speech-Language Pathologist (SLP):
After reading comments on Facebook from some of my colleagues around the country, Kindred is a fair/good co. To work for. However, pay for SLPs is low, and raises have been non-existent. Work is inconsistent, based on types/# of patient’s available in facility.
Inconsistent.
Speech Pathologist in Boca Raton:
Pros: Flexibility
Cons: Inconsistency w/available work
Business Development Specialist in Rockwall:
Pros: Being able to help seniors recover from an illness or injury and age in place- keeping them healthy and independent as long as possible.
Cons: There is always pressure/stress that comes with a marketing and sales roles to generate business and drive revenue.
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