case manager

therapist

substance abuse counselor

licensed practical nurse

travel nurse

Guardian Healthcare

My typical day at work consisted with handling therapists schedules and assigning new evaluations to inhouse  staff or contract companies. Answering multi-line phones and directing them to appropriate staff. I learned how to multi-task and operate the H.C.H.B system.. The branch manager and office staff were a great asset to this company.. I would highly recommend this company to any nurse or therapist.. The hardest part of my job was assigning contract companies to their designated areas or rural areas within a 50 mile radius and not offending any therapists. Work overload was a concern to some.. And then some contract companies were always willing to take care of our patients and others.. Retrieving the face to faces from physicians with every question answered correctly and dated and signed was difficult at times.. I enjoyed challenges and would make sure it was completed.. The most enjoyable part of my job was the rapport we had with our patients and the office staff.. We cared for everyone and became family..

No CNA Should have to care for more then 9 Residents  we sometimes had 18 Residents & 2 showers a day  charting, working dining room for a hour either breakfast or lunch & toileting also responsible for walking or doing other responsibilities of physical therapy, Also responsible  for taking inventory of new residents belongings and taking to laundry for labeling  NOT A CNA JOB  WE DONT WASH THEM DRY THEM LOSE THEM BUT WE WERE RESPONSIBLE , Lazy Housekeeping manager, I brought it up several times at staff meetings to no end . CNA’ s never in my 20 some years were responsible for laundry’s job.  you were totally exhausted  by the end of the day. They had a full laundry crew and always a Shortage of CNAS SOME DAYS YOUC COULD HAVE 20 Residents Crazy. Low pay and horrible benefits 

I am a current employee of Guardian Healthcare. I have worked here for  right at 5 years now.  I love my job. The owners and manager are always helpful and treat us with respect. I had the proper training that I needed to do my job correctly. We are a medical billing company, we have deadlines to meet, that being said, you must be very proficient and be able to multi-task. You have to understand the ever changing rules and regulations of insurance companies and healthcare as a whole and you must be able to adjust with those changes. That is not just within our company, that is with any company in healthcare. Please keep in mind that some of the reviews are from former disgruntled employees who will not paint an entirely true picture. They are not going to tell you that they lost their job due to poor work habits. 

I love my job: just like anywhere there can always be improvement. There’s a huge lack of team work between aids on shifts and due to the shortage in the country sometimes it’s hard to get all of our shipments of supplies but our DON and administration go out of their way and out of pocket to get supplies for us. Other than that it’s amazing and I love my job! I love our patients and I love my nurses! I’ve done this job for 14+ years and this is the first place in Pa that I found that makes me feel worth it. This is not just a pay check or just a job. This is a work of the heart. 

I really enjoyed my job here.  Everyone was kind and easy to get along with. The residents are wonderful people. Management was great. The home office was the best.  Everyone went out of their way to help you learn and do your job.  The worse part about the job was upper management in the district.  They were unprofessional and rude.  They talked down to employees and sometimes the residents and/or patients. 

With a new family, it is hard to find the kind of job flexibility you want with a healthcare organization which requires your presence at any given moment. In home health you have the flexibility to manage your own schedule weekly to accommodate family obligations as well as a wonderful and professional management who know what it means to have a sick child and are capable of taking over the job if needed. Compensation for visits are above and beyond what hospitals and nursing homes offer. I give it a thumbs up.

VERY FAST PACED WORK ENVIRONMENT. VERIFYING INSURANCE FOR 25 BRANCHES ALL OVER THE STATE OF TEXAS AND OKLAHOMA.  WORKING AS A TEAM IN ORDER TO PROVIDE ACCURATE INFORMATION TO BRANCHES AND MANAGEMENT WITHIN A 2 HR. TIME FRAME.  WE ALL WORK TOGETHER TO SHARE CHANGING INFORMATION WITHIN THE INSURANCE INDUSTRY WHICH CHANGES DAILY. GREAT MANAGEMENT. PROFESSIONAL YET WE TAKE THE TIME TO CELEBRATE BIRTHDAYS AND HOLIDAYS WITH ZEST.

What is the best part of working at the company?
The owner, support team, HR, are all top professionals in their fields! The most compassionate employer. 

What is the most stressful part about working at the company?
Building up a patient base from the beginning.

What is the work environment and culture like at the company?
Driven but well coordinated so that the Team functions cooperatively.

What is a typical day like for you at the company?
Oral examinations, consultations, emergency care, diagnosis, treatment planning.

What is the best part of working at the company?
The only good part of working there were the residents.

What is the most stressful part about working at the company?
Trying to make the facility safe and received constant opposition.

What is the work environment and culture like at the company?
Management to young and inexperienced.  Corporate management non responsive when issues were brought up.


What is a typical day like for you at the company?
Stressful!  Management & staff leavw hallways cluttered.  Blocking egress access.

I would go to the office and get my assignments daily. I really loved this job. Medical reasons was why I left this job, but this is definitely the kind of job I most want to do again. I loved working with my co-workers, management was the best. The hardest part of the day was getting back home at a reasonable time. The most enjoyable part of the job was the autonomy.

Top Job Titles	Average Salary
Case manager 1 salary reported	$37.50 per hour
Therapist 2 salaries reported	$72,500 per year
Substance abuse counselor 2 salaries reported	$71,250 per year
Licensed practical nurse 4 salaries reported	$20.94 per hour
Travel nurse 2 salaries reported	$55.00 per hour

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