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I don't mind the work but I'm stretched thin due to high turnover rate. There's a definite lack/gap in communication across the board in all departments. They bring you in with the nights, weekends and holidays off. But Benefits are expensive and cover nothing so not worth taking, Pay is atrocious and you get no bonuses/ overtime/holiday/summer/snow day pay. They get plenty of money for the contracts while we get small percent and have to pick up secondary jobs to make ends meet. And have to file unemployment for breaks which is always problematic and still doesn't cover enough. It's crazy to have a license/degree and make about the same or less as a aid in a nursing home, a factory worker or something.  There's this aversion to real pay increases. And if you try to renegotiate your contract to the rate or close to competitors pay you can get elsewhere, theyd rather see you walk than be fair and pay what you're worth. If the Ceo or whoever listened to the MANY complaints im sure they would get and keep more employees and those employees would actually be happy. Not meetings about pizza parties but about making loyal hardworking employees happy and to stay. Have the same loyalty the workers that stay have for the company. Do better!

It is very rewarding to spend time with and assist the students. There is very little orientation (2days in your school after a 2.5 day basic overview) so pretty much just thrown in so you really need to have a strong clinical background. The health insurance is VERY expensive for family plan so you really need to have insurance from a spouse. And the pay is HORRIBLE-not even in a nursing pay range, it actually embarrassing.  I took a $10/hour pay cut strictly because I was interested in this type of nursing and for the schedule-they push the idea that “this is school nursing, low pay but you get to be home after school” to make you believe there are no school nurse jobs that pay well with decent benefits. (Totally untrue because I’ve since obtained a school nurse position with competitive pay/benefits with a different company) You don’t know much about the company, you will get a list of phone numbers but you’ll never know who anyone is except your direct supervisor will pop in for an occasional clinic visits. They advertise “manageable caseloads” which (at least in my particular school) not true.

I have worked as a nurse for PSI for close to two years now and overall I am very happy in my job. Some days are busy and stressful, but coming from a hospital, it is nothing. I am home at a reasonable hour every day, no weekends, no holidays. 

Additionally, my PSI manager is probably one of the best I have ever had. Extremely supportive, and actually works with me to resolve concerns. I honestly feel like no question is too big or small to bring up. 

The company is fairly hands-off, making this a great job for someone who is independent-- but when you need help or have concerns, they move quickly to get conversations going to resolve it. They really try to work with you to get you the hours/time off/support that you need which tells me that they truly value their employees and understand work life balance.

Obviously not the most thrilling work, but I am proud to work for PSI and very thankful to have found a job that doesn't give me constant anxiety.

The only con I can think of is the pay, which is pretty low, but worth it to me for the other benefits.


The best part of the position is working with kids and trying to have a positive impact on young lives. The day is a mix of clerical duties and hands on care of children who visit the school nurse. Otherwise, the pay is an insult, benefits are non-existent, and the management is not appreciative of the people in the field. In fact, your lousy pay is due to the amount of money that PSI takes from the fees from what the school pays and then gives the hands-on staff what is left. I was there for 4 years and loved the students otherwise, I would never have subjected myself to the PSI arrogance that it was a great company and you were fortunate to have a job with them. Hey, a 25 cent an hour salary annual pay raise is given to you with a straight face along with a Christmas E Card. The 2024 holiday gift wasn't even a physical card, let alone a $5 gift card to McDonalds or some other physical acknowledgement of the field staff who generate the company's income. Do not humiliate yourself and work for PSI. The turnover speaks for itself.

What is the best part of working at the company?
Well I had to go on leave because of getting family in my custody. After I was ready to come back to work they didn't have a position for me and out of 3 years of service I missed 8 days... well they were holding that against me when people did vacations and I was legitimately sick with Dr notes! I had a degree and the people that was just off the street was making more than me. Management was never on the same page and the people working in their sites! The nurse that had been tried for a crime was hired back??? Also at the same school....  just not a good place to work!!!

What is the most stressful part about working at the company?
Money, hours, management
I begged for more hours and they had nothing available 

What is the work environment and culture like at the company?
Dog eat dog!! If they don't like you they will get rid of you in whatever way possible. They say diversity bit don't follow that rule.

What is a typical day like for you at the company?
Go in help children with illnes or other health issues and go home.

I love working for PSI as a TESOL Teacher. I am able to work with my students in 1:1 or group settings so that I can differentiate each lesson to help support them and meet their goals. I love having the time and ability to really spend with each student to help them. I am able to make m own schedule also, which has helped me be able to find a great balance between work and home life. After teaching full time for 6 years, and having my first child recently, I am more than thankful to work for a company like PSI where I have more flexibility and less stress when it comes to my career, yet I am still able to build myself as an educator. Overall, I have loved working with PSI, I only wish they provided some type of compensation for holiday breaks and summer break. For now, I am willing to budget and work part-time in the summer as a solution to make up for the un-paid breaks. Thank you PSI for a great employment opportunity!

What is the best part of working at the company?
Part time day shift, excited to work with “ kiddos “. I felt it was a good segue to return to a nursing position after retirement. The training was thorough but very intense.

What is the most stressful part about working at the company?
Managing kids with juvenile diabetes, being responsible for calculating the dosing of insulin throughout the day. Some days seeing 7-10 kids in the clinic at once . Triage was not as difficult for me but there were always  concerns with head injuries, collisions with other students and looking out for potential child abuse

What is the work environment and culture like at the company?
I never felt welcomed, certain staff members made it clear that I definitely was not the first choice. 

What is a typical day like for you at the company?
Getting the clinic ready to receive in coming . After the bus emptied the local police were on site to look for potential abuse victims.

I have had a great experience with PSI.  This was my first year contracting in a different state and it couldn't have been a better first experience.  The management staff is so helpful and very friendly.  PSI employees are a team and treat everyone as a valued member of that team.  They have taken the time to understand my specific situation and worked with me to make my work experience positive.  I truly appreciate the support, kindness and understanding during my first year transitioning into a different state.  They have provided training opportunities and made me feel like a valued member of a wonderful team.  They are up to date on their regulations and understanding of state law in the area of education and relay that quickly to their staff.  I truly appreciate the opportunity to work for such an amazing company that truly cares about what they do and the their employees.

Although I love the school that PSI was able to place me (St. Raphael in Bay Village), I am unfortunately unable to continue working for PSI due to salary and other factors.  I was highly dissappointed to learn that PSI does not have any type of Maternity Plan set up for building a family.  Likewise, there is no retirement plan, or steps up in salary.  With a young, growing family, working for PSI is simply not a smart financial decision. 

Likewise, I found that the company in whole lacked in communication.  I felt that anytime I had a questions about something, I would reach out and was "shuffled along" to multiple people before reaching a clear answer. 

Overall, I am extremely sad to leave the teaching position I am currently in, however, I know that working for PSI no longer suits my family.

I absolutely love working for PSI as a reading teacher. Everyone is extremely friendly, helpful and I feel like they value the employees. My hourly rate of pay is fair but I wish I could work more hours (at least 10 more a week.) This was the perfect company to return to work after taking a leave to start my family and I don’t want to leave, but it’s gotten to the point that we have started struggling financially.  I really hope they can offer more hours next school year or I will probably have to return to the classroom. This is the perfect job if you are just looking to make a little extra money while working with students a few hours a day. I mean it when I say that these are the nicest people I have ever worked for!

Top Job Titles	Average Salary
Intervention specialist 95 salaries reported	$40.00 per hour
Speech language pathologist 67 salaries reported	$45.49 per hour
School psychologist 62 salaries reported	$48.24 per hour
Teacher 48 salaries reported	$30.44 per hour
School counselor 18 salaries reported	$28.89 per hour

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