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I liked it but there’s no growth. Also they say that they work with you on work and life balance , which they do but you don’t make much like you really should. It’s a merit raise so you can get tons of other work put on you and you still don’t get much of a raise. You have to wait for once a year. They tell you, well you’re still doing your job and even though you’re doing other peoples work, they still don’t bother to offer more money. It’s based on state by state it seems which is unreal because it’s expensive everywhere really. I moved states and lost all my sick time and didn’t even get more pay. So I would watch working here. The turn over rate is pretty high and they keep losing people. So it’s more work put on you. I appreciated the opportunity but also I saw true colors come out with this job and the management. I’m glad I left and now all the stress is gone.

In my experience, the place is short staffed which usually leads to complications and increased exhaustion for therapists. I felt as though management did not hear how strenuous productivity was. Supporting staff are great but seems to also be overworked/ understaffed, so scheduling becomes difficult. I've stayed on site for 10+ hours (almost regularly). Doubles are inevitable but most of the blame for difficulties that come with overlapped patients are usually blamed on the therapists.

There are compensations for having more patients on your caseload, however, in my opinion, it's at the detriment of my patient's quality of care. There is a lots of patients that require more 1 to 1 care and doubling/tripling them doesn't make there experiences any better. 

No real time to communicate with your fellow therapist or staff, usually leaving the work place feeling hollow. 

I've worked here on and off for a couple of years and the management is incredibly dysfunctional. The only concern seems to be meeting productivity expectations at the expense of all other quality metrics. This has led to confusion about internal policies and the quality of the service that I can provide has suffered immensely. 

Additionally, the hours are very inconsistent and full time work is never offered. They technically will hire you as an employee, but with none of the benefits and none of the hourly guarantees that you need to maintain a stable livelihood. 

I would recommend working here for a short period of time if you are desperate for work, but do not look for a long term career with this company. 

My personal opinion, this opportunity was horrible but definitely a lesson from what I am use to or what I expect the business world to be like. The CEO's do not know how to communicate effectively  and actively with agents in office unless you are a favorite. Work is piled on you left to right and they expect you to still get it done no matter how much they try to beat around the bush. It's not worth the dedication and drive, i rather use it where it's valued and makes sense. Then you have employees whispering 24/7 about each other so you don't know who can lead you to be the best in your role because everyone is trying to be each-other  boss. It's awful. No clear directions, no training. That's not a "Team" nor how to be successful in a business. 

It was very busy at work because I was doing a job of 3 people with minimal resources and support.  I learned that I did a lot for the company, made a significant contribution to the growth of the company by hiring close to 200 people.  Showed them good software tools to use, etc.  Got a little reward but I would have like to have a deep conversation with my manager to discuss internal career growth.  Manager(s) lacks the insight to help a good worker grow and retain employment.  

My day starts running reports and balancing the account payments from the day before, Check messages and emails. Patients would start checking in so lots chit chatting and laughter. Learning  many new applications. Culture is diverse at times a lot of turn over with aides because of school. Aides were great!  Met a lot of new friends.  
Hardest part was collecting payment for bills and management was not consistent across the board. 
Love to learn new stuff and interaction with new people everyday. Job was enjoyable.

This is a pretty good place to work, but still has the downsides of being a corporate PT company. A lot of it depends on your specific clinic and regional manager - some are great and some aren't so this review is focused more on upper management. The jobs are fairly compensated and expectations are much more reasonable than a place like ATI.

I have been with 360 Physical Therapy in OK as their BDM for just shy of 6 years. I have never felt more supported in my role as I do with our current management team. They listen to ideas and work with the staff for easy implementation of new ideas and strategies. Our team here in OK provide the absolute BEST PT in town and it makes it even easier to "sell" their services when I believe in them the way that I do. If you are looking to join a TEAM, this is your sign that this is your place!

Work at ylpt, always afraid of losing your job. Human resource is very bad does not listen to you, no advancement and no raises. Owner adjusts your time clock hours outs so he does not get penalized for the law of lunch break. He says if he did not adjust , he could afford it that extra hour for OT. He inform everybody in the meeting of this but hey don't worry he does not cheat on your hours? he puts them somewhere else. Management does not listen, seen too many people let go, laid off, suspended. If you complain, then you are treated differently so you just agree with everything cause you need the job.

Very busy every day and time went by so quick without noticing it. I've earned more knowledge of critical thinking, responsibilities, leadership, speed & accuracy. Great workplace w/all great staffs and co-workers.  Hardest part was during month-end closing but was able to work well under pressure.  Working as a team and getting along together were most enjoyable part of the job.

Top Job Titles	Average Salary
Physical therapist 4 salaries reported	$108,344 per year
Physical therapy aide 10 salaries reported	$16.63 per hour
Medical receptionist 2 salaries reported	$19.75 per hour
Physical therapist assistant 3 salaries reported	$30.83 per hour
Medical biller 1 salary reported	$18.50 per hour

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