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I worked for this company for 4 1/2 years in every department and location. I started off as a medical assistant and my job title was changed within the first 10 months when i first started there. I worked as a call center rep and was moved around to our multiple locations. There after i was moved to the Bayonne location where i ran the front desk. This job entitled me to answer the phone, verify insurance , check patient's in and out, schedule appointments, confirm appointment, assist patient's with medicaid application, refer patient's to specialist ect. From working at this company my skills have improved greatly and i am thankful for the experience. My co-workers that i have worked with were all team players and very friendly. Management however is another story. Although we all believe that the customer is always right in some cases they where wrong and we as the employee where always wrong no matter how much we followed the rules and accommodated the patients. They say they have an open door policy but when you email or try to schedule a meeting there always to busy. I would say the hardest part of working here was the low pay and trying to please everyone the best that you can. The most enjoyable part of working there was the co-workers and how everyone got along and worked as a team.

Unfortunately, my position and grant-funded programs were eliminated due to the company's inability to cover the overhead costs not covered by the grant.  A typical day at work included leading and coaching staff providing evidence-based interventions to community residents; assist staff in the planning and coordination of health education days; promote HIV Counseling and testing and refer and follow-up on appointments to other Center medical services; participate and represent organization at local and Statewide networks; advocate for changes in policy affecting at-risk communities; and collaborate with local providers and develop linkages.
I learned that I could use my leadership skills to enhance organizational operations and develop productive teams.  I also learned the importance of management and staff working together to achieve organizational goals.  The most enjoyable part of my job was coaching staff and implementing strategies with co-workers.

If you care about your nursing career do not work here. This is no place to advance your medical career and this is a place that will cause you to lose your license. Management is not helpful and they have zero clinical knowledge to be managing nurses/doctors, they themselves are not medical professionals! They will critique you and tell you to be faster instead of getting themselves down to the clinic and lending a helping hand! They would rather work their employees to no end than to fix the real underlying issues. You can relay your concerns to HR all you want and they will stay quiet and do nothing to help you. They will tell you they are fully staffed, do not believe it!! If I could go back in time I would have never accepted a position here knowing what I know now. Do yourself and the medical license you worked so hard to get a favor and RUN.

A typical day at work begins with an overloaded schedule of patients. Patients will sit for hours, hungry, tired weary of the whole experience. Providers become overworked as well. I have learned so much from my immediate superiors. They were wonderful, hardworking people, so I knew they wouldn't last. Co-workers (no comment). Hardest part of the job was making gold out of straw. The most enjoyable part of the job was creating lifelong friendships with the providers and leaving.

I worked for Horizon Health Center for 15 years. I started out as their receptionist in the Family Planning department. Over the years with the health center and with great mentors and training before I resigned I was in charge of four departments: Medical records, Registration, Referrals and Switchboard operators. I manage twenty young women and three young men. My co-worker were and are great people. Most are still my close friends today. The hardest part was firing people that did not work out. The most enjoyable was hiring and training people with work ethics, who worked for their pay with no complaint.

Place was suppose to be an FQHC, but without telling the state according to the CFO AND Medical Director they now still under the FQHC but running as Private office secretly without the federal state knowledge of their yearly Grant money. the place is like more of a family business rather actual hiring the real worker to do the job. they had file for chapter 7 about multiple time, still in the verge of reviving, yet still trying to go as private office with federal state money , don't know how is that gonna work .

Worked as MA for 3 years same pay no pay increase ever. Worse pay ever they will star you at $12.00 for the 3 months probation then after $14.00 per hour but good luck getting those $2.00 dollars they will make it impossible they will find any excuse so you dont get those $2.00 miserable dollars for life. Lead MA is the worse she doesnt care about the ma's team.  Run, run away. Find something else. This place is not worth it.

A work day consisted of assisting a client with food, shower, and preventive care.  I learned how client did not see the need to obtain medical care. This force staff to become creative to gain some level of success on their behalf. Management assisted as long as a goal was met. the culture consisted of teamwork because the site was small. the hardest part of the job was the death rate of the clients and the highlight was when one client meet a challenge in personal growth.

i learned a lot from my last job i worked in many section,family medicine,pediatric,and gynecology.i worked  with many different culture that made me have big experience about a lot of culture,its fun and interesting.
I did not have a hard part in my job if i know my job and what i have to do, nothing hard.
I enjoyed every single day in my work.i love to be around people who needs help,and i'm very happy to help them.

I learned a lot on my externship but it was stressful because there was limited staff on certain services, there was some issues with the staff. I enjoyed my hour lunch because it was the only time I could relax. I really liked helping out the doctors with translating spanish speaking patients. I enjoyed talking to the patients especially in the pediatrics with their children.

Top Job Titles	Average Salary
Medical assistant 2 salaries reported	$17.00 per hour
Registered nurse 3 salaries reported	$42.00 per hour
Dental assistant 1 salary reported	$23.00 per hour
Registration 2 salaries reported	$16.00 per hour
Licensed practical nurse 2 salaries reported	$32.00 per hour

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