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The BCBA is awkward when she speaks to the team. BCBA does not seem happy to have you, when you ask for help all you will get is "I don't know, I will ask so and so and not get back to you. The BCBA will only do her job if her higher up tells her what to do. BCBA will finally get to you if you report to the higher ups. She will put another BT to train you instead of herself. They are not welcoming to families. If you want to grow and become a BCBA, there is no chance you will get that critical feedback or training you need to improve. The job is excellent for a beginner who doesn't know what to look for, just wanting to get paid. If you desire advancement, this is not the place. No professionalism here BCBA doesn't pull you aside to talk in private, she speaks in front of other BT's, and Colleagues are nosey and have been in the field for less than five months and feel that they can boss and control someone who has been in this for years. There is no culture, but a lot of cattiness. If you want to waste your time, then this is the place for you.

As a therapist specializing in inpatient rehab for many years, I knew about neuro programs, but was new to rehab without walls. Once I became aware of the company and the people, I was all in. There are unfortunately places out there that seem great at first, but then all of the flags come out. Not with this place. I went from being in a toxic environment to being in the most supportive company and team possible. I haven’t ever felt so incredible working for a company until rehab without walls. When you have bosses who call in to just check on you and to ensure you know they have your support is a breath of fresh air. Also, the company has been incredible as far as compensation, CEU opportunities, community and being so much fun. Although I’ve always loved therapy, this is the first time in my life where I don’t feel like I’m working at all. I brag about this company and team to all of my other coworkers at other facilities and let’s just say, they are so jealous!

My position is per diem. A typical day would consist of me driving to the patients home and implementing the type of therapy needed that I get trained for before hand by shadowing other therapists. I have worked with Physical, Occupational, Speech therapists, and other rehab specialists thus far. I have learned different intervention plans to help each individual such as physical exercises, cognitive exercises, and how to facilitate basic tasks around there home. The co-workers I have met are very nice and are hard working individuals. The hardest part of the job is probably making sure the patient is advancing within time, however for this I have a monthly supervisory visit by a Therapist or a clinician to make sure I am doing things appropriately with the client and that things are going smoothly. The most enjoyable part of the job is to see the improvements of the patient and seeing how they evolve positvely within good time.

I am a per diem PT. It is a great setting and I love collaborating with the other clinicians on interdisciplinary teams, and love that I am able to establish deeper connections with my patients in their own environment and be part of their neurorecovery. I have good support within the teams on patient caseloads. As it is a remote position working in the patient's home/community, I feel that communication from the administrative office could be better at times. This seems true for home settings in general though, not just for this company. Per diems caseloads tend to fluctuate a lot since priority is given to full time staff, but I set my own schedule with my patients which allows for lots of flexibility in my day. 

The corporate company is encouraging the employees to review them. They must know that they have to be ready to hear the bads with the goods:
PROS: Great coworkers, rewarding interactions from patient care & creativity with my treatments; good overall support from my supervisors.
CONS: Disappointed & discouraged that there's been zero COLA nor merit increase after working here for 6 years. My salary is exactly the same as it was 6 years ago. How can I keep up with inflation? Does corporate Brightspring not care about retention? Why are we informed of continual company financial growth, but don't see it passed on to the frontline workers? Do they know that our salary is essentially diminished every year without a pay increase? Sadness.

The best part about this job is working with the residents and building not only rapport but a true relationship with them. You become a very important and meaningful part of their lives, which is very fulfilling. 
However, this job comes with a lot of responsibility and burnout comes easily. 
Also, the management is very iffy. There are scheduling mishaps often, leaving us understaffed with a poor staff to patient ratios. Also, there are empty promises made by the management to the residents very often, which rubs me the wrong way.
All in all, a good job with decent pay if you are planning on going into the healthcare field. If you are in an unrelated field or simply do not have a passion for helping people on a physical and emotional level, find another opportunity. 

It is 100% rewarding when taking care of those kids but they are the only reason… the job is extremely toxic. I had a supervisor threaten me, they will be ok with you having a disability at first but later on it will become a problem all of a sudden, they pick favorites, some of them aren’t sympathetic if you are in the hospital, they cap out at $18hr with college, there’s a lot of drama, some staff there are very rude and some you can’t even trust. EVERYONE comes to work late but the supervisors never get written up for it. There’s a lot more but it will emotionally drain you just because of how management is. I would not recommend any one working there unless you work overnight less people less drama.

What is the best part of working at the company?
Great team work with employees and working with the members and watching them achieve new goals

What is the most stressful part about working at the company?
As with any job, there are good days and hard days. Nothing is extremely stressful, as long as you know how to time manage and learn each members strengths and weaknesses

What is the work environment and culture like at the company?
Generally, all coworkers/employees work as a team. Utilizing each others strengths help with a smooth work environment 

What is a typical day like for you at the company?
A typical day during the week is a lot of time management, transports and making sure members stay on track to successfully completing their goals

I enjoyed working with Rehab Without Walls tremendously.   Management was consistently friendly, flexible, and encouraging of collaboration and creative problem solving.  The patients with whom I worked, and the variety and depth of my therapeutic practice with Rehab Without Walls was more professionally rewarding and inspirational than anything I had previously experienced.  (Environments within which I worked with my patients included mountains, pools, film locations, colleges, gardens, museums, gyms, a flower district, and so much more. It was a truly unique and humbling experience; one that I will not forget.

They lied from the start. Told me one rate of pay during the interview, offered me the position and after I started told me they had made a mistake and the pay was $3 an hour less. Then lied about raises and eventually said they don't give them ever. The manager was hostile, lied and pitted staff against each other. Said things about other people behind their back. Things that went on were borderline illegal and when asked they got more hostile. I would run before co sodering this place to work. While they offered health insurance the employee cost was so high they suggested employees apply for public assistance.

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