phlebotomist

senior phlebotomist

medical assistant

registered nurse

nursing assistant

Pride Global

A typical work day, and what I learn, is to remain concerned and focused on the well being and safety of all patients.  Management skills are used to enforce daily goals for the Developmentally Disabled, especially for community inclusion field trips.  Coworkers are helpful in the areas when assistance is required to maintain a safe, clean and calm environment.  The hardest part of the job, is trying to assist, and some consumers require assistance beyond the scope of my skill level.  Then senior staff will intervene.

Most enjoyable part of the job is seeing the appreciation, the humbleness and willing to help from all consumers.

I really enjoyed working with my co workers because they were  team players and we got the assignments done in a timely fashion.  If we saw someone on the team that needed help to complete a goal one of us made ourselves available to assist our teammate.

I learned that to deliver exceptional service there is no I in team.  The management team was very support and this resulted in the team rendering outstanding customer service and satisfaction.

The hardest part of the job is when everyone is not on the same page to obtain a high level of excellence.  The level we are trying to reach as a company and support a quality brand name.

The company has a great culture due to the learning and development team. The collaborative environment allows for a productive but balanced place to work while still having fun. Each recruiter is able to play their own personal victory song once a placement is made or a personal achievement. There's company parties and celebrations for every event. The space is incredible after the upgrades and move to the top floor of Grand Central station. Great learning environment as well.

the reality is that i started in the Miami Office by chance; i was a rookie but i was given chances to prove myself. 
and i did just that.  

this office made me sweat, cry, ,create and work. I was ontop of almost everything, and that is with the little experience i had. 
I recruited, i cleared compliance files, i organized time schedules, review time sheets, was on call 24/7 for clients, in contact with nurses every week and still managed to do all other office duties. 

this office, company, whipped me into shape and well, thank you

Direct care professionals should not have to go through hoops to get started. The registration process is annoying and it cost money. The agency only accepts American heart association certication. Paying for cpr certification is ridiculous since company should pay for it because the training is free. Most people applied for a job there to make money not to spend a lot of their own money. Also the accessment test is too long and wrong for direct care. Workers.

I come in, I iron cloths..make sure the next day outfit is  weather appropriate.assist with dinner then shower..meds are received and then off to bed. I have learned how to be patient more careing and understanding. my co workers are extrodinary and excellent team members. the hardest part of my job in the physical part. we have to do a perceedure called s.k.i.p. to settle indiviuals when they are upset. the most enjoyable part is laughing an jokig with the indiviuals

Pride is a temp agency that I picked up hours from every so often. The company is okay. I was always able to get work. Never guaranteed 40 hours but something was always available. The only problem that I have with Pride is the fact that they don't allow you to become permanent staff because they switch you around before you can make the required hours to become a permanent employee.

It’s a temp agency. So there is really no job security. However, the people at the main office are very nice. They talk to you with respect. However, most of the jobs are  minimum wage. If you are working as DSP good luck. DSP should make at least $16 to $17 an hr. There is a lot of work and most houses you go to want to work the temps like a dog.

Very relaxed company, happy hour every Friday. Good events and diverse. It is very high volume, easy workload but can be frustrating if you fall behind. Easy to learn new things a lot of opportunities. I have learned a great deal the 5 months I've been there and continue to learn daily. The managers are easy to communicate with and very friendly.

Use the job as a temp job to get a position else where, always be appropriate. I used my temp position to gain experience for a youth counselor position which gave me $15 to a permanent $21/hr job. This is also a great side job. I was able to become full time with two companies and keep pride.

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Phlebotomist 2 salaries reported	$22.00 per hour
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