behavioral specialist

registered nurse

direct support professional

Crossroads-of-Hope

The owner herself is a hateful old crone who believes that she should talk to her employees like they are children and tell them what is acceptable to do in their personal lives. When working for this company, I found out the true meaning of cynicism, sarcasm, hatefulness, and indentured servitude. The management is mostly family or friends of family and they could care less about what goes on in their employee’s lives. I worked there for sometime and never got more than $8.00/hr which is fine. But if one of my kids were sick and I had to stay home with them, the residential manager was calling my fiancée looking for me and messaging her on Facebook acting as if having kids and caring for them shouldn’t be my priority. Every time I would walk into the office I was treated like trash and no one offered help when I needed or sought it out.

Work-life balance
Work-life balance at Crossroads of Hope is good. I was able to pick my own schedule, and shifts. Seems pretty easy to do, as there seems to be plenty of coworkers who understand the work life balance themselves, and a company that understands that also, is great.

Pay & benefits
My pay and benefits at Crossroads of Hope are 
Commensurate with experience and expectations

Job security and advancement
In terms of job security at Crossroads of Hope, I think 
These jobs are performance based, as they should be.

Management
In general, managers at Crossroads of Hope are great and very concerned about their coworkers

Culture
Collaboration with my colleagues at Crossroads of Hope is chaotic but good

Overall
My experience working at Crossroads of Hope so far, I love it.

This company care more for the dollar then helping people. Individuals you work with are denied basic human rights, you are paid less then McDonald pays you, work 70 hours a week and still expected to work more. Next shift often doesn't show up meaning NO member of management offers to help, you are told to find your own coverage. When you dont find coverage, you are stuck at work for the next 8 hours. This is a company that should not be open or ever allowed around a person with mental disabilities ever again.

I love working here! They work well with scheduling, and management is amazing! I love working with the staff and the individuals that participate here! I would recommend working here to anyone who loves working with others and helping. Having a big heart and helping hands counts working here ! 

I love working with people with special needs. And this is a good company to do it through. They have their own ADT and all the clients that come to the ADT are in the residential homes of Crossroads. As with any place that deals with special needs, it gets hectic and stressful, but the outcome of the work is more than worth it.

Working at Crossroads of Hope has been a truly rewarding experience. The support  team is compassionate, and the staff makes a real difference in the lives of the individuals we serve . It's inspiring to be part of a place that values empathy, inclusion, and hands-on support, where each day brings a new opportunity to learn and make a meaningful impact.

It's an alright place to work. Pay in general could be better as some job sites require more hands on work than others. As far as management they could be more willingly involved and not base their opinions on situations with clients on the person they knew them to be from 10+ years ago. 
The most enjoyable part is being involved with daily activities with the clients. 

The  flexibility of this job was the number one reason I was interested in this job. I was able to attend school functions, doctors appointments and such without having to  worry about  calling off. I love working with  this population and  found great joy in  h helping them achieve their goals.

We as DSPs are more than just caregivers. The company gives us the tools to truly help our individuals live the most full and independent lives possible while supporting their individual needs due to their disabilities.

I loved working for them. I loved the clients that I took care of. It was an adventure every time I went in. The management are wonderful people. They are very helpful with questions or concerns.

Top Job Titles	Average Salary
Behavioral specialist 2 salaries reported	$77.50 per hour
Registered nurse 1 salary reported	$27.50 per hour
Direct support professional 1 salary reported	$12.50 per hour

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