warehouse manager

technologist

administrator

registered nurse - home health

laboratory technician

Nomi Health

So primarily when I started, they didn't inform us that we would be jumping through hoops to be scheduled or traveling a minimum of 50 miles to be stationed for a location. They make it seem as though they have so many spots to fill but they don't. Luckily I had some money in my savings to pay my bills because they literally had me sitting on their roster for an entire month. There are many scheduling conflicts between the two agencies that Nomi has hired. They have a system in place so you may pick up hours but they can literally take a shift and give it to whomever without any notification and it is unreliable. Waking up 5 A.M. just to realize that they have taken your shift is annoying, let alone 4 days back to back.. The schedulers tend to ignore text messages, emails, voicemails, and courier pigeon... or at least the MedX Staffing agency does. The people you work with are fantastic and the tasks are not rocket science but it is tedious. Until you get to upper management, do not believe anything unless it is written because amnesia is a real task to overcome.
As you will notice, most of the reviews Management is the biggest issue so make friends with them quick if you want to stay on the schedule.

What I thought would be an amazing job turned out to be a total joke. I applied for part time while I went to school, was reached out to and hired quickly, and attended an orientation later full of promises.  After scheduling a date + shift for training, I was told that they would be sending me an address for the site I would be at soon, so in the meantime I bought scrubs, kept my schedule clear, etc.  Instead, I never received a text, or an email, or a call.  The day before my shift (that started @ 6am), after not receiving an address or any word, I began to try and frantically get ahold of someone to solve whatever issue there was, but it was IMPOSSIBLE to locate any way to reach out.  I texted the only number I had and received no response.  Emailed, never received a response.  In the end I couldn’t attend my shift because I didn’t know where to go.  To try and figure out the issue I went to HQ, but couldn’t find anyone to speak to.  I only received a message asking “how my first shift had gone” by evening, and after explaining the situation + I was still interested in the position, I still haven’t received a response in three+ days.  The lack of professionalism, lack of care for a new hire and way they wasted so much of my time and stress is astounding.  Do not work for them; they’re awful.

Management doesn’t truly care the staff at their Covid19 testing sites. 
They care more about number of tests done than truly caring about the patients since they receive money per test. 
Leadership does not lead and they are not dependable. 
You will be underpaid for the amount of work and responsibilities you have to deal with when going to the sites. 
The warehouse is a mess and the managers in the warehouse can be extremely rude and speak to the employees in a condescending way. 
They will send you to a mobile site with a van full of equipment and most of the time they don’t have the materials needed. 
They will do whatever they want when it comes to the location of the site: you cannot choose where you work. 
Stay away from Nomi Health and actually look for a job where you will be paid and treated fairly and be respected. 
Management is not open minded when it comes to suggestions from employees to facilitate procedures at the sites; they will only do what they want—you have no voice. 

Management had extremely poor communication. Who to contact when problems occurred on site was always changing. It is independent contractor work, even though they treat workers as employees. They had understaffed sites so contractors were very overworked and clocked in 10-12 hours or more daily with rarely any breaks. Requesting hours was based on a first come first serve, and were often given with favoritism in mind. When enough workers were present their system would run very efficiently. Often supplies were missing or would break which would cause delays. The hourly pay rate was very good, and they would offer bonuses of $3-$5 extra an hour for going to sites in rural areas. There were also $100-$200 bonuses for working more than 40 hours a week. However, it was nearly impossible to move up in the company and ask for raises. There was hardly any training process, so the company relied on the other workers to train new hires.

My experience with this company was extremely disappointing and unethical. After only two weeks of work, myself and many others were laid off without any prior warning, leaving us without a job or health insurance. This decision was made despite employees performing excellently. It became clear that the company had overhired staff, seemingly for financial reasons, and let us go without any regard for our well-being.

The job description and role were completely misrepresented, with constant micromanagement and a significant lack of clear direction from upper management. Leadership displayed a shocking lack of medical knowledge and professionalism. They engaged in practices that felt fraudulent, such as overstaffing, only to cut costs later at the expense of their employees.

Furthermore, the contracts they take on skirt the line of unethical, prioritizing profit over patient care and employee well-being. Overall, this company lacks transparency, integrity, and respect for its staff. I would not recommend working here.


It's hard to believe what once was a promising company has done down hill so quickly. Benefits year after year have been stripped away and employees are left with the burden for increased cost to health benefits. There is little to no transparency and business units work in silos. Layoffs are frequent (every quarter) with no communication as to who has been let go or why it continues to happen. 

The purpose and value in what Nomi is trying to achieve is lost because employees aren't respected or rewarded for their tireless work and dedication.

What is the best part of working at the company?
My Best part was to be in the Front Line helping people in this Horrible Pandemic , It was not so much about the money It was all about Support , Help the patients in Need to saved them for the outcome 

What is the most stressful part about working at the company?
For me it was Not stressful , maybe seeing that the lines were extremely long and eager to help each and one of them with empathy, cordial and demonstrate lots of positive Factors 

What is the work environment and culture like at the company?
We were like a family . Everyone one knew knew how to work as a great team , helping each other all the time 

What is a typical day like for you at the company?
Extremely busy and high pace But Nomi Health always had our back . Providing Food, breaks , water not only to the employees but also to patients . Nomi Healthcare is a Excellent Company to work for it . Very loving people

This company is the worst place to work! They switched things up on ya every single day. I went from working 40+ hours to about 4 in about a 3 day time span. Wasn't just me either. I wasn't aloud to answer clients questions about covid because "we don't know what's accurate and what's not". Unless you were family or close friends of family you were not getting a higher up position. And in the very rare circumstance you did, you got screwed left and right on being overworked, bosses not answer their phones, running out of supplies. If your work location was outside, In the winter you basically froze to death. The best thing they could do was give you hand warmers. Because they couldn't be bothered to get propane tanks for the heaters. 

If you want a job that has good pay for a VERY short amount of time, then this job is okay. But they will fire you suddenly and without legitimate reasons. The higher-ups in the Utah division will avoid conflict at all costs and lack responsibility and accountability. They are extremely unprofessional. For example, I called two of the people (who are higher-ups), and they had two people answer their phones as someone else, told me I had the wrong number, and then hung up. Essentially, like a prank call that you do when you’re a child. Mind you, these are people making $100k+, have high positions in the company. I have never worked for a company that so non-confrontational yet extremely passive aggressive. It’s not a matter of if but when with them. If you’re not their friends or family, good luck.

Nomi Health is a titan of a company; a startup to rule all startups. Of course that comes with it's own set of challenges, but that's what makes it great. At Nomi Health I have been able to learn and grow which is exactly what a startup should do. It's come with some bumps and bruises but those are now battle scars making me a stronger individual. If you want to push yourself and see what you're really capable of, this is the place to do it. I am constantly surrounded by intelligent, trusting people that encourage smart decision making and vast amounts of learning.

Top Job Titles	Average Salary
Warehouse manager 9 salaries reported	$20.00 per hour
Technologist 3 salaries reported	$35.00 per hour
Administrator 4 salaries reported	$97,500 per year
Registered nurse - home health 2 salaries reported	$90,000 per year
Laboratory technician 3 salaries reported	$60,667 per year

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