specimen collector

histology technician

assistant

specimen accessioner

seasonal warehouse associate

Sagis, PLLC

This was the most racist, robotic, overwhelming environment I’ve ever had the displeasure of working under. Originally I worked in the field for this company and that wasn’t that bad, however you weren’t protected from client behaviors. I became rooted into the headquarters/lab and it was terrible from day one. Day one, 0 training. None what so ever. I sat in a cold office space and verified papers. Had no idea what I was even verifying. They gave me a stack so high they should’ve been embarrassed as a company. I was then told by my the lab manager that I would be trained by another girl tomorrow. Following day, a lead showed me how to enter one..one type of req once and not a time more. There are several variations of reqs. I felt set up to fail. They put me on a receiving table and I stayed there for weeks. Always told to speed up, this isn’t right so forth. I asked a manager how I would know if I was doing it right and she said “you’ll learn as you go” in 4 months there were still things I had no idea how to do when it came to accessions and I had to rely on peers for guidance. 0 training may seem cool, until you constantly look like you have no clue what you’re doing, because you don’t. The work load is overwhelming, you’re constantly asked to be faster, no matter how fast you go, you can always “do more”. The favorites that they play are not friendly to particular groups of people , you can see it, you can feel it. People like to say it’s not all about that. I can reassure you it is. They let you listen to your head phones and they give you pizza. There is your laid back environment. The benefits are top of the line. I will not argue that. If you have PTO they will grant it. HR and the benefit structure is pleasant and fair. But management is definitely questionable. Pay is subpar but if you need a job they, pay more that ten but less than twenty. It can work for some people but if you need to do something with depth, this may not be suitable. 

Somewhat of a small network in comparison to some of their competitors. Most of the staff here enjoys their time while at work as well as working as a team. The management staff are respectable, relatable and "somewhat passionate" about their work.  As an intern, the hardest part about the job is the training process, I did not receive a formal training to work with the machines, programs and systems. For me, it was much like a learn as you go type of deal through trial and error. The work days are extremely repetitive and can be boring when work slows down.

The most enjoyable part about working here is their willingness to play a role in their employees' personal lives. They celebrate holidays, birthdays, marriages, graduations etc. During my time here they often provided breakfast and lunch 3-4 days out of the week so you often won't need to bring your own. Also, They prefer to hire on employee-based referrals and promote their employees into open positions if possible. Overall I had a decent experience here but the work is very repetitive

I've been here just over 6 months:

1) Job - It's been what we discussed during the interviews. Opportunities are also present to learn more and expand my role. Support was easy to find when I needed it. 

2) People - Within my department everyone gets along. The few times I've overheard ppl asking for help, the other person didn't have any problem helping them out. Only recently started to mingle outside my department, so there's not much I can add.

3) Company - they have recurring extra perks that are nice to have. Other places I've worked at don't do that (and they don't have to, that's why it's extra). Got some last minute time-off when I needed it. Also went and helped out in another dept when someone else needed time-off... seems fair. Many chances to participate in the community (mobile blood donation in parking lot, food drives, etc). 

I know I'm supposed to put some "cons" in here for balance, but I really don't have much negative to say. It's been pretty good so far.

Cross trained to do everyone's job without the pay. Everyone is miserable there from Billing Dept to the Lab. Managers are not involved, they listen to issues or problems and only response is ok?! HR sits in her office all day staring at the computer. Management is incompetent. Operations is CORRUPT. Everyone who started with Sagis is long gone now because they do not care about employees, everyone there is new hires, management would rather replace long term employees for newbies who then turn around and quit within 2 months or so. Training after training. Was a great company in the start, turned into a place you dreaded waking up to go to.

I’ve been at Sagis for a year, and it’s been a year full of growth and opportunity. Sagis has an excellent staff that is always willing to assist in all aspects and works diligently. Coming from a different field, I appreciated everyone taking the time to share their skills, so we all succeed. The leaders at Sagis truly make each team member feel they are important and that what they do matters. The benefits range from a flexible work schedule to several options for medical insurance. Having a healthy work/life balance is very attainable at Sagis. 

I started here at Sagis almost 8 months ago and I am grateful to have the opportunity to work for an amazing company whose main focus is our patients. Although we don't see patients physically at our lab, we know that we have one of the most important jobs to do.
The people who work at SAGIS, no matter what department they work in, are 100% a team.

SAGIS is a workplace that cares about who I am as an individual and not just and employee. The open-door policy here is out of this world. 

I am glad to be part of this amazing team!



The ring-leader of Operations is corrupt, emotionally unstable. At one point a progressive lab, billing department is stuck in a prison, they have to ask permission to go to the bathroom, managers are incompetent. They do not promote from within, they hire so many managers for each department just to receive a free paycheck because they clearly do not help employees, they sit in their offices all day, they want you to learn everyones job without the pay

From the moment I started working at Sagis as a Marketing Assistant, I knew I had found my new home to grow as a professional. My immediate supervisor took me under her wing and helped me learn the ropes of the company and also always took my outside opinion into consideration. My coworkers that I saw every day were always happy and friendly, even in the busiest and most stressful times. 

Worst place to work. Leadership is very incompetent and have no idea how to run a business. The HR director works for the company not the employees. All the employees are unhappy and know that they are only there for a very limited time. Everyone is stressed out. The business is crumbling. 

Working at Sagis has been a great experience. As a medical assistant for over 20 years. I have worked with many different people and staff. But I can say. Working with the current is such a great experience. They was such great people. And Sagis is so flexible and understanding. I would recommend Sagis.

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