front desk agent

medical assistant

physical therapy aide

call center representative

x-ray technician

Spire Orthopedic Partners

Unless you are apart of the clique, you are not cared for. People that do little to no work get treated like royalty while the people busting their behinds get left in the mud. Constantly overbooking patients, having many workers take on jobs that were not in the job description nor worth the pay they were getting. If a patient was making you uncomfortable, TOO BAD!!! Patients were not cared for in the way they should have been. The only thing that mattered was getting patients to keep scheduling to keep money flowing in their pockets. HR does nothing so don’t bother. This place is so toxic, run the other way!!  Like others mentioned, it didn’t matter how you felt or what you were put through because you got a free pizza/ free breakfast once a month. Woohoo….. 

Very close with colleagues and Doctors, also close with patients during their time treating. I learned how to wear many different hats at ONS, a typical day would include scheduling and checking in patients. Setting up new charts for new patients, verifying insurance, and pulling charts for next day. Preparing the therapists schedules for next day also. Hardest part of the job is getting every patient in when over booked, we always made it work. The job as a whole was always enjoyable because everyones energy was positive and fun.

Front desk is a tough job no matter what medical facility you work for. This place has nice offices, top notch docs, wonderful Nurses/MA's and an ok check in system.  There is a fair amount of pressure and front desk management was not as supportive as they could have been.  If you get the right co-workers, you will have that support. Points to the sweet Docs who take the time to know your name, explain what they need, and help you learn. Great for the training and experience.  You can work anyplace if you can handle ONS!

I found the management at this company to be lacking. The workload was excessive, and it felt like the team was consistently understaffed. This led to a stressful work environment where it seemed impossible to keep up with the demands. Additionally, I felt that the management was not respectful towards the staff, which further added to the negative atmosphere. The pay also did not reflect the amount of work expected from us. It felt like our well being was not a priority for the company. I hope they take steps to improve these areas.

Everyone is very friendly, except for the exec admin who acts like she’s CEO. There are not enough holidays for people to breathe, and not enough PTO either. Idk about health insurance because I have my own, but people complained about it too. They also let go of a lot of people leaving others to do their jobs, and the empty roles’ job as well. Some higher ups would come in 2-3 times a week and “work from home” aka didn’t do squat, while everyone else had to come in everyday and possible do overtime because of the work load. 

Spire is a company that goes around and buys out other orthopedic practices, they will tell you how they are looking out for the best interest of everyone and they PROMISE and GUARANTEE that no one will lose their jobs when they take over…. they train you in their new systems and act like they are keeping their word but as soon as they are set to officially take over the practice they fire the entire department they promised they wouldnt. Run away far from them. 

What is the best part of working at the company?
Very little positive to mention

What is the most stressful part about working at the company?
Inept leadership, constant turnover, job duties would change every 3 weeks, bait-and-switch on work from home policy, and tried to underpay me. 

What is the work environment and culture like at the company?
Toxic. There is very little positive to mention.

Management does not support their employees. You are not allowed to have an opinion or concern of any kind or they will get rid of you. Long hours, overworked, understaffed, underpaid, no clear policies, your job responsibilities change constantly without notice. But don’t worry they will try and smooth everything over with monthly “free”  pizza and donuts. This place is a joke!

Just like performing Physical Therapy has allowed me to demonstrate my dexterity and improvisational abilities to the fullest. I learned how to run the front desk and Tech. Working close with the patients seeing their progress gave me such joy. My Co-workers became my adopted family and we all worked great together.

It is like running a maze - turn this direciton then turn south, then I told you to turn north.  Constant berating in the presence of others.  Just an overall demeaning place.  The CEO is a smart man but completely removed from what is going on - and they want to keep it that way

Top Job Titles	Average Salary
Front desk agent 19 salaries reported	$21.19 per hour
Medical assistant 15 salaries reported	$23.43 per hour
Physical therapy aide 24 salaries reported	$18.75 per hour
Call center representative 18 salaries reported	$21.20 per hour
X-ray technician 6 salaries reported	$42.64 per hour

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