licensed practical nurse

substance abuse counselor

patient care coordinator

registered nurse

front desk receptionist

Sellati & Co., Inc.

The company did not provide any formal training on the duties to be performed, which became problematic later when counselors were expected to take responsibility for paperwork being completed incorrectly, even though we were rarely offered guidance or feedback.  I enjoyed working with the other Counselors, but unfortunately, working with the leadership/management staff was less enjoyable; it made the workplace culture miserable.  Counselors interacted with patients from 5AM-10:30AM, and had the rest of the day (until 1:30PM) to complete paperwork, which was a perk.  The company does provide Clinical Supervision, however, employees are discouraged from processing personal challenges, which led to very quick burnout considering the population we worked with.  Overall, my experience with this company was incredibly negative, and I would not recommend it to anyone.

This job is nice for the early risers out there as you had to arrive at 5AM; counselors saw clients from 5:30-11, then had two hours to complete documentation.  Frankly, that was the ONLY positive thing about this job.  Management, both on-site and off-site, was poor.  I rarely felt supported by management, and when I reached out for assistance, was constantly reprimanded for not "doing it the right way" (even when I thought I was!).  I was never really able to understand the workplace culture because we were encouraged to stay in our offices rather than converse with our peers to get to know who we are working with, even at a professional level.  Sadly, I learned that this company, like many, is more interested in running a business than providing quality care to their clients.  By the end of my employment there, I was running away faster than I ever have before.  I would not recommend working for this company.

Typical day involved seeing at least 5 patients daily, 1 hour of group work a week, intakes 1+ days per week depending on how many counselors were there. Fortunately had a supportive, work as hard or harder than I did, director. Workplace culture was all about the patients but management supported personnel in issues. Hardest part of the job was coping with non-compliant patients, aggressive patients and the massive amount of paperwork, which all companies in this business seem to have because of Medicaid.

The patients are the best and kept me going !

Management SUCKS and some have no clue about the field. Managing treat patients as if they are less than. Clinic is very unsanitary to be a medical facility.
A lot of power struggle is displayed. Corporate is out of state and has no clue what is going on. 
Management will use you and take credit for your work when dealing with corporate. 
No real training or support 
DO NOT WORK HERE 


While the environment was clean, employees friendly, and management kind as well my only Con is that there weren't any benefits and there was someone messing with the trays and I would come back confused on how it happened and no one said anything until I figured it out and called her out. I felt like she was purposely messing with me and trying to get me to fail or look bad. That aside, it was always a fun environment.

Colleagues were great. Turnover for both medical and counseling staff was high. Management on several levels had issues. Several of my colleagues were fired on specious grounds. Great experience for learning the SA field. Good supervision towards CSAC included. We arrived at work at 530 AM and left at 2 with a half hour lunch break.

You feel empathy for the patients, however the owners have no clinical expertise and is only concerned about seeing how much they collected at the end of the day. They have no desire or intention to therapeutically treat the patients.  They're more concerned about making a profit off these disadvantaged people.

I’ve worked here for almost a year. It took some time to get used to the hours 430am-1pm but it’s been great. On the weekends I work I’m usually out by 1030 am. I’ve worked a lot of places, my nurse manager is the absolute best! She’s great to work with and very understanding.  As the months go on we are getting more and more patients which make it a lot busier and yes it’s very stressful at times but you always have support.

I was hired went to work being trained by the LPN medication nurse; I reviewed policies and said I can't handle the job. The office manager had no nursing background to assist you, you got help only on the phone. You are stuck there own your own, passing methadone, trying to learn their system. I said good bye !

Its a sink or swim environment.  No real structure. I have never worked for a company with such a high firing rate. Top Management is out of state and is clueless to what is going on in your clinic. If you don't plan to stay long this is a good fit otherwise it is a dead end road.

Top Job Titles	Average Salary
Licensed practical nurse 4 salaries reported	$31.50 per hour
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Registered nurse 3 salaries reported	$37.00 per hour
Front desk receptionist 1 salary reported	$17.00 per hour

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