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So I just left Sunrise for almost a month now. Things at the beginning were fine but the company is always changing whether it’s good or bad. Some positive things were relationships built with students. Fun activities off campus. Experimenting different things and the staff joinings. However Sunrise had an issue with low staffing a lot which often were not safe. When Covid happened they weren’t really good with precautions and I caught Covid but was still required to find coverage for a shift I wasn’t supposed to come in..? They also aren’t very honest about certain policies at the beginning. If you have the heart for this line of work I would recommend Sunrise because that’s what carried me through a lot of bs. But if you’re someone that needs structure and consistency with jobs do not apply. 

I loved working at Sunrise. I felt like there was a great community of staff to work with. The job is stressful while working with the students, but there is a lot of training to help you feel more comfortable and confident. You learn a lot about yourself and you are able to acquire skills that will help throughout life. I would recommend this job to someone looking to make a difference in the life of teenagers. You need to be able to hold strong boundaries and its helpful if you can be creative in helping them find ways to learn life lessons.

We work on the MWF am shift, I am the shift supervisor so I have 6 staff that I am in charge of and also 2 on call staff.  We are with the students (teens from ages 12 to 18) that are in a residential treatment center.  Our job is to support them, hold them accountable, help them build relationships and challenge them therapeutically.

Sunrise is a great place to work at. You are treated with respect and the team you work with is supportive and hardworking. You get to make an impact on teenage lives and get to see positive changes made, as well as building great relationships with coworkers and students.

It was a good place to work. It was not a fit for me at that season in my life. There were resources and training available to learn valuable skills for the position and the environment. The co-workers  were easy to work with. Most of the staff was very helpful and willing to answer questions.

I would highly recommend working for sunrise if helping people is your goal. You learn so much about yourself and about others. You learn hoot work with others and to be effective in all aspects of your life.

As an assistant supervisor I was given so many tasks and was not paid nearly enough for all I was required to do. The majority of the work I was required to do took place off the clock. And no compensation was given for the time I spent.

Constantly understaffed, staffing switches frequently and very unorganized, which puts staff and students in danger. In theory this could be a good job with a chance to make a difference in the student's lives, but chaos and not enough staffing ruins it for both staff and students.

The typical work day would include helping the residents accomplish daily tasks. I learned how to deal with different types of individuals and accommodate to the individual's needs.

This job was rewarding but also very stressful. Amidst all the stress, my coworkers were very understanding and supportive. There is no judgement when someone is having a hard day and the employees work as a team to conquer challenges.

Top Job Titles	Average Salary
Youth mentor 15 salaries reported	$18.27 per hour
Night watch staff 4 salaries reported	$18.00 per hour
Mental health therapist 11 salaries reported	$75,909 per year
Clinical intern 4 salaries reported	$17.00 per hour
Mentor 6 salaries reported	$18.00 per hour

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