registered nurse - operating room

registered nurse - pacu

surgical technician

sterile processing technician

hris analyst

Atlas Healthcare Partners LLC

At first it was great! Management and coworkers seemed very nice and respectful. Well a few months down the road it changed for the worst. Management is always trying to befriend their workers which is very unprofessional. Personal information is never confidential, tell something to management and already your coworkers are talking about you. 
Management has no sense or skills on how to lead a team. When your having trouble on how to go about things i.e. policies, guidelines. There is no sources to help you, reaching out to management asking for help is non-existent. Management is always in "meetings". Be prepared when doing your job and being blamed for an incident. It has gotten to a point where management would rather point fingers at you and make you look bad so it doesn't look bad on them. 
Pay is good, but maintaining staff in this toxic work environment is hard. You'll find yourself doing 14-15 hour work days five days a week. Busy days you'll barley get time to use the restroom, breaks and lunches are non-existent.       

What is the best part of working at the company?
They truly listen. When you have an idea, it goes to the top and change happens. The VP comes once a year and listens in on meetings. They actually care about what you think and encourage new thinking.

What is the most stressful part about working at the company?
I’m a nurse, there’s always a possibility of stress. Usually due to staffing, but that’s anywhere I’ve ever worked as an RN. 

What is the work environment and culture like at the company?
Positive! So very positive. From corporate people to the people I see on a daily, they’re all positive. Everyone uplifts eachother and motivates eachother. The culture is outstanding! We do birthdays, lunches, and they even have been known to work together to help out those who are down on their luck. I’ve never known anything like it.

What is a typical day like for you at the company?
Fast paced, learn something new everyday with great docs and staff.

What is the best part of working at the company?
The amazing staff that I have the pleasure of working with. 

What is the most stressful part about working at the company?
There is no stress working here it has to be the absolute best place I’ve ever worked in my 30+ yrs in the OR

What is the work environment and culture like at the company?
Communication, teamwork by all, couldn’t ask for a better group of surgeons, nurses, techs, support staff, front office ladies all AMAZING 

What is a typical day like for you at the company?
Amazing, laid back but serious rarely do rooms run late keeping you in house late, drs are amazing to work  with, staff you couldn’t ask for a better group of amazing people to work with.

Poor work life balance I was working 5 days a week averaging 96 hours a pay period. It was very hard to make any doctors or dentist appointments even if you had made the appointment a couple months prior, you were told on the day of the appointment that we'll see if you can go. Again your work day started anywhere from 6:00 a.m. in the morning and could go as late as 7:00 p.m. at night. Float pool advertises as an 8 hour day don't be fooled by that they schedule you from 6:00 in the morning to 5:00 at night that's more like an 11 hour day! Management is all over the place, we went through one CEO, three DON's, and multiple operating room charge nurses. Lunches were rare and brakes were non-existent. Beware of this company! What they tell you and what they do are two separate things.

Atlas is an amazing company to work for! I interface with almost every department in my day to day and everyone is so friendly, nice, and talented. I enjoy being able to not only work in a company that is well positioned in the market but also be able to work along side some of the brightest and nicest minds!

Salary and bonus is well compensated and the process regarding the bonus is very transparent as you are having quarterly conversations with your leader and you know exactly how it is trending prior to bonus season.

We are building something great, and if you are looking for career advancement and career growth opportunity it is attainable in at little as 13 months!

I could have really loved this job. The work is satisfying, and I really like my coworkers but the leadership (CEO and DON specifically) are toxic and unprofessional. Dropping F-bombs in patient care areas, giving the silent treatment to employees, eye rolling behind employees backs, and a whole lot of gossip are just a few things you'll experience working here. If they tell you they support a work-life balance, don't believe it. They only support that when they want to cut your hours, not when you actually have life issues that you need to attend to. 
PTO accrual is so low it's nearly impossible to take time off, and their health insurance is mediocre. 
I still work here but not for long. 

You can expect to get all the hours you want, and then some.  The pay is barely  competitive with current market.  After being promised at the interview that I would be paid what I was asking, I never saw a raise. Hard work and company loyalty is not important to this company. They have a large budget for traveling staff and new hires but nothing to retain current employees. Oh yeah they advertise a hefty referral bonus. Only to find out they weren’t willing to pay out when I had a legit referral. Apparently this happened to many other people. The benefits are terrible the worst health insurance I’ve seen. PTO is very slow to accrue at the rate they are offering

Atlas is a growing company with a lot of facilities so you will get the opportunity to work with different doctors and different teams. I think the pay and the benefits were the best part. Downside for some people could be the schedule. You get weekends and holidays off, but what facility you’re working at is usually not finalized until the day before. Things are done this way so that full time employees get their hours, and each facility will have a different volume of schedule day to day. So if you like a set schedule that you know of more in advance it may not be the best fit. But I enjoyed working for Atlas and they take care of their employees. 

In less than two years there were CEO's x3, CNO's x3, DON's x3 pre-op/PACU managers x3, OR managers x2. I can't remember how many nurses came and went. The job said five days a week, usually 8 hours a day. My paycheck frequently was closer to 48 or more hours a week.  Not by choice 9-13 hours a day at least twice a week.  More often 4 times a week. Never plan anything, including Doctor or Dentist appointments. You seldom were able to get off to go. 

I worked at Greeley Mountain Vista SC, the management is lacking structure. If there was an issue, the CEO would directly talk down to the nursing staff. Issues were not passed down to supervisors, so there was no room for improvement.  On average, I was getting about 29 hours a week (as a full-time employee). We were encouraged to get more time by cleaning storage rooms or cleaning up after cleaning staff. Pt safety is NOT a priority, we had multiple concerns brought up by nursing, and 100% of the time our concerns were grazed over. I do not recommend working here at all. 

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