medical assistant

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Blue Sky MD

Working for this company was an incredibly positive and rewarding experience. As a former employee, I truly appreciated the leadership team's genuine care for both the staff and the patients we served. Management consistently listened to concerns, offered meaningful support, and promoted a healthy work-life balance. It was clear that their mission extended beyond business—they were deeply committed to creating a supportive environment where employees could thrive and, in turn, deliver exceptional care to the community. The culture fostered collaboration, compassion, and a true sense of purpose. I always felt valued and empowered in my role, and it was inspiring to be part of a team so dedicated to making a difference. This organization sets a high standard in both patient care and employee well-being, and I’m grateful for the opportunity to have been part of it.

I have worked for this company for almost a decade.  I have seen people come and go but for good reasons. This company is very loyal when it comes to letting you off when you need to be off. Just to take a personal day. The amount of PTO is the most I've ever had in the 14 years as a MA. The environment is great. We work as a team, if you are struggling, we will help each other. As we know there are always pro and cons. We know how health care has changed so much in the past 4 years. You have options to learn different things. Half day Fridays are always a plus as well. Also, you get to take advantage of the discounts on vitamins, Botox, facials, b12 injections etc.  One thing I appreciate the most is bereavement leave. This company gave me time to heal and get back to normal. These are a few Pros for to the job. 

Blue Sky MD sounds great on paper (well internet) and the interview process is very easy, and during interview their HR makes it sound like it is going to be the best position ever. WRONG! 
They give you barely any training (and everything you think you know about being a medical assistant, throw it out the door because it’s the Blue Sky way or no way.) You will be expected to work by yourself, but not because it’s independent work, but because there is never any staff to help you.

 They will drain you of life and purpose. If you’re married or have kids, this is not the job for you as they do not care if your kid is sick or if you are sick or anything else. 

If you have chronic health conditions, this is not the job for you. If you are the opinionated type, this is not the place for you. 



I truly value the emphasis placed on employee appreciation within our company, as exemplified by initiatives such as the year-end meal, bonuses, newsletters, yearly reviews, and team-building activities. The management team, with their high level of engagement, structured approach, and open communication channels at all levels, especially stands out considering our widespread presence across the state. Additionally, the thoughtful work schedule, where everyone takes lunch simultaneously, contributes positively to our dynamic work environment. It is evident that this company prioritizes hiring and retaining exceptional employees, a fact that I greatly appreciate. Moreover, the camaraderie with my coworkers adds to my overall satisfaction at work.

Please don't waste your time applying to this company. HR is very unprofessional and doesn't listen to issues or concerns from other employees. HR only listens to what the team lead has told them and that is it. Team lead is very lazy and puts the duties off on the team and gets away with doing nothing. Team lead talks about everyone to everyone and tells the team everything the HR manager discusses with them. No good training you are basically on your own or you will get terminated if you don't catch on after 1 to 2 days or a week. HR only listens to one-sided issues from other employees. It is too much conflict of interest in the workplace as well. The pay is not worth the amount of work you do and the company can't keep employees. 

Employee morale is noticeably low because staff members feel their efforts are rarely appreciated. Workers are often expected to complete large amounts of work without recognition from management. Over time this lack of appreciation reduces motivation and engagement. Although coworkers try to support each other, the overall environment still feels discouraging. A stronger focus on recognition and fair workload distribution would significantly improve morale.

What is the best part of working at the company?
nothing good to say so rather not say anything at all.

What is the most stressful part about working at the company?
Staff and workload that was never ending

What is the work environment and culture like at the company?
Work environment terrible due to space and not functional, not to mention the location and where to park without having to pay.

What is a typical day like for you at the company?
From the moment doors were unlocked being bombarded with LAB patients wanting to check in early, having to deal with late patients and rescheduling. Dealing with patients that were coming to the wrong side of practice and them getting mad at front desk.

Joining Blue Sky MD has been an incredibly rewarding experience. There is a supportive culture that makes every day fulfilling.  We're dedicated to making a meaningful impact in the patients' lives, which feels very gratifying at the end of the day.  Leadership genuinely cares about our well-being, providing support and resources for success.  The benefits and compensation are great, which are super helpful these days.  If  you want a fulfilling job on a side of the medical industry that's not full of really sick people like an urgent care, I highly recommend Blue Sky MD.

Blue Sky MD is a truly exceptional place to work. As a former employee, I felt supported, respected, and genuinely cared for. Leadership goes above and beyond to create a positive environment where employees can thrive and patients receive outstanding care. There’s a strong focus on teamwork, communication, and maintaining a healthy work-life balance. The company’s commitment to both staff and the community sets it apart. It’s rare to find a workplace where people come first, and at Blue Sky MD, that value is clear every day. I’m grateful to have been part of such a meaningful organization.

This is a horrible place to work. I was fired after working there less than a week and was told that it just wasn't the right fit however, I came into work drama when I first started working there. The goal for training was to be done within a week. There was no tour of the facility or no real introduction of a new worker. They expected top speed on work and would have you working with multiple medical providers and expect you to get things done within an unreasonable time manner. It appeared that all of the medical assistance were overworked and not provided any time off or accommodations in schedule.

Top Job Titles	Average Salary
Medical assistant 3 salaries reported	$19.33 per hour
Administrative assistant 9 salaries reported	$17.50 per hour
Front desk receptionist 8 salaries reported	$15.25 per hour
Health coach 2 salaries reported	$18.50 per hour
Director of people 1 salary reported	$85,000 per year

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