psychiatric nurse

case manager

clinician

certified peer specialist

administrative assistant

PMHCC, INC.

Everyday when I woke up to come to this job I wanted to Burts into tears. If a program is voluntary why are case managers on the chopping block when they can't make units. This job is really dangerous. Going onto the community and into homes of people that have challenges that are far beyond your control to support.  You literally have to be out all night to make 400 - 500 units a month. This number is not accurate.  It's no way you can be out Al day and balance you documentation and personal life. People break there back and when they are ready for you to be gone.... you're gone!!. From the management down to the other employees morale is terrible. People will throw you under the bus to move no where. Many of those individuals are still there. It's not an easy job to manage someone else's life that will probably not change. I prayed and God allowed me to walk right out those doors. People are unhappy there and when they get around people who can make change people don't step up. Service plans.... Note writing.... unit driven are not worth the pennies.... Trust me!!. Only if I could list names. That job is a joke they don't promote real change. It's  a really sad place to work. Working hard is not something they value unless you're getting a thousand units and your only as good as how many units you received the previous month. In my opinion don't!!. If you need money to pay bills that's  one thing but trying to keep your sanity is another!

It's funny how this place is suppose to help people with addictions but it literally led me to drugs. After 1 year I had to start taking hard anxeity medication just to get through the doors of this place. There is no words to descrie upper management except to simply say they suck!!! They have no compassion, understanding, or even just a balanced mindset. My Director was a tryranical dictator that was like the kid that got bullied finally getting his revenge. My direct Supervisor, WOW beware, druggie, alcoholic, overall snake you never see coming. This place has so much potential and you can really enjoy the work you do but I promise you between the God awful upper management, the rachett supervisors, and the handful of insane coworkers because they have been there too long, this place will chip away at your soul, change who you are for the worse and eventually drive you insane. A paycheck is great but your sanity is better... Please be warned

My day begins early with the ring of a phone, someone needs my assistance. I shuffle between calls and requisitions in order to meet deadline while entertaining visitors and clients. I have been given the opportunity, even after "begging" to learn anything worthwhile. The only thing heard are directions instead of suggestions. As for this very organization, consideration is not bestowed on those deserving of it and who work hard and diligently for them, it is passed on to those who come to work late and gripe. The hardest part of the job is not being appreciated and respected enough to be looked upon as an achiever instead of an underachiever. The most enjoyable part I would have to say is knowing that I am here for a reason and that is for the benefit of the consumer, which makes coming to work a pure blessing.

I also say please think twice before you apply for a job with Pmhcc too!!  The hr management and staff at Pmhcc are very, very unprofessional, very, very hostile and  very argumentative when you call them to ask a basic question or need their assistance.  Something is definitely wrong  when you can't communicate with the hr staff without it turning into an argument, really! Only work here temporarily if you have to  until you can find another job with a professional human resource staff and management!  Also,  please,  be aware of the unprofessional, poor management and staff that also has a very low morale at the site the position is  too because their unprofessional management work alone side Pmhcc which makes it even worse! I  can say that I did like my job but I  could no longer bare the low morale and poor management anymore!  Good luck!

A typical day at work was 9am-5pm; until my supervisor instructed me to attend meeting within the community that youth would go to after-hours.  I learned the importance of being consistent with clients and being direct with the families.  Constantly discussing treatment plans, Educational Law Center, ISPs, IEPs, Medical History, Social Histories and attending court.  We were more in the community than in the office; however, we would meet periodically within the community for meetings etc.  The hardest part of the job were interoffice meetings; the most enjoyable part of the job was walking in the community visiting clients and it was free exercise keeping my weight under control.  In addition, being at home in the evening when my children came home from school.

This job is very demanding and stressful. You are expected to be on-call for a week at a time every few weeks (this does not count as OT or a bonus). This involves answering calls and texts from needy patients during off-hours, and traveling to hospitals in the middle of the night when someone is in crisis. The amount of documentation is impossible to complete during working hours. It is very fast-paced and your day is crammed with meeting billable hours. You will be expected to visit patients in their residences, which are often unsanitary and based on the patient's mental status - can be dangerous. You will learn a lot and your day will go by very quickly. Management expects a lot and will overload you if you let them, but the team you work with is generally solid and helpful.

What is the best part of working at the company?
I have an amazing supervisor that support our team and communicate daily with the staff under them. I enjoy coming to work.

What is the most stressful part about working at the company?
I am fairly new however there is not much that's stressful. Once I get more familiar with the policies I will be fine.

What is the work environment and culture like at the company?
I work in a small department. So the work environment is great. We all respect each other and don't over step our boundaries 

What is a typical day like for you at the company?
Someday's it can be hectic in the field other days it is calm. However I still love what I do. I enjoy helping individuals

PMHCC-CTT is a great company.  While the environment is fast paced and diverse with ongoing projects, I enjoy that.  There are no typical days as the participants we work with have ever changing needs.  I have learned a great deal about how mental illness can impact an individual's ability to live in the community and what can be done to support them living better lives.  Management is very responsive to the needs of the staff.  The workplace culture is flexible putting the needs of participants and staff up front.  It can be challenging to continually find creative ways to help the participants, but the teams are supportive.  The most enjoyable aspect is the people.

I used to work for this company as an ICM and i completely hated it. At first it was ok until they started to stress the amount of billing units you have to maintain per month. Seriously you have to chase ungrateful a** clients down who you're trying to help. The management sucks. I will say if you are into obtaining 400 unit hours a month then do it.  The Director is always been a pest if things are not going her way, and the managers seem to be afraid. But honestly this place needs a whole new evaluation on its management or else it will fail. I will never encouraged anyone to apply. I did love my co-workers tho because we all had similar views on this place. Be prepared to be miserable.

I never like to leave a negative review because no place is perfect but the HR dept. is over worked and under appreciated by the Chief of HR. If it makes sense in the real world it does not make sense in this department. Constantly walking on eggshells and the level of incompetence is unbelievable. The HR team as a whole is decent. The relationships I made with my colleagues was what kept me there. I would recommend PMHCC but not the HR Dept. until there is change of leadership. 

Top Job Titles	Average Salary
Psychiatric nurse 1 salary reported	$62,000 per year
Case manager 7 salaries reported	$46,093 per year
Clinician 6 salaries reported	$43,319 per year
Certified peer specialist 2 salaries reported	$55,000 per year
Administrative assistant 1 salary reported	$52,500 per year

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