clinic coordinator

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TSAOG Orthopaedics & Spine

I did learn a lot of anatomy of the human body, that's for sure, but if you wanted to move up in the company you had to know someone, it didn't matter if you had all the qualifications for that position, if you were up against someone that they knew, you weren't going to be picked. Doesn't matter what department you were in, upper management always looked down on you and definitely had their little groups, it was like being in high school and yes the drama of being "back in high school" came along with it.  Coworkers who thought they were the managers and micromanage you. If you had a set back with a patient, it was never anyones fault no one took responsibility, every department blamed another department.

A very positive place to work. A typical day at TSAOG is about 300+ patients with many orthopedic injuries. Must be in relatively good shape with lots of energy. I learn a lot each day concerning orthopedic related injuries. We have the best Management in San Antonio. We have awesome benefits with a great 401K. The atmosphere is pleasant with a team attitude. We choose the best of the best however we allow much growth and willing to train with little or no experience. I do plan to retire from TSAOG. The Best Orthopedic group I have ever worked for. Trust me, you will be very grateful after applying for a position with TSAOG. 

Great physicians who truly care about their patients. Nice co-workers at most locations (thumbs down for some people Mission Trail office). 
Poor work-life balance and pay. Do not recommend working here if you are a single parent or have a family. Overworked and burned out coordinators.  Despite massive workload you are expected to maintain a high performance level. They do hire for help but turnover rate is high. 
Management: Emplyee experience will vary.  They have different managers. So I guess it depends on who it is and your position.  
The job will be fine if you are single without any other compromise.
Culture: Like any other place there are cliques and gossiping. 

- i started this job in hopes to grow my career & get excited about going to school for PT. Instead I was constantly discouraged. I was overworked & under appreciated. The coworkers were very cliquey & i felt like i was in high school again. 
Manager was sweet but rarely did anything to help the team grow. 
- I learned absolutely nothing PT wise. 
- you were expected to pull the therapists patients back while they chitchatted amongst themselves. They rarely worked with the patients only a few providers stepped in to help. you were stuck juggling 3-4 patients at a time. same level coworkers were lazy & had no care to help one another. 10/10 don’t recommend 

I would not recommend any of my former students or anyone I know  to work there. The management is horrible. They do not treat people fairly. It is just not a good place and I thought it would have been a wonderful place to work. I was so heartbroken at the treatment I was given and how uncompassionate they were because you want to do better for yourself. The pay is horrible to be such a large group. They are just not want they say they are when they interview you. I will say on a positive note, they doctors there are amazing !

Working at TSAOG has been pretty good so far. The doctors are top notch and the atmosphere is relaxed so I enjoy coming to work. The managers have been kind and helpful as well. The company also raises money to donate to charities every month, which is really awesome to be apart of. There are things they need to work on to keep the job appealing, like good health insurance and higher pay rates. Overall, would recommend working for the company.

The company has favorites anD even if that favored person does something wrong you will get the blame. They are racist and will lie to make you look bad. They had five people leave because of one person. Seems they should do something with that one person. The one supervisor will take credit for your work. Also that one person tells patients he served in the military and he never served. He lies so much. But he’s protected.

As many others have said the employees are great benefits are okay but management is all about the bottom line and throughput. They burn people out then throw them away like medical waste. That includes a lot of ther Docs and PA’s if you like hard work with zero recognition then this is your place. If you want a rewarding career look elsewhere.

The employees are top notch and competent.  Admin really tries to make the work environment both productive and fun. The total lack of benefits for part-time employees plus the lower hourly pay really hurt the work experience for nurses and I think contributes to a higher staff turnover rate.  Otherwise, working here really is wonderful overall and I can understand why people stay many years.

Therapist treat the techs like they are children. Always trying to micro-manage the techs and yet the therapist can do what they want without getting in trouble. Techs are held to a hire standard then the therapist. Have my bachelors degree and still got paid very low pay. Therapist says the clinic is a team but makes you do all the work until the therapist needs to do manual therapy.

Top Job Titles	Average Salary
Clinic coordinator 9 salaries reported	$22.55 per hour
Physical therapy aide 8 salaries reported	$13.76 per hour
Medical assistant 10 salaries reported	$18.68 per hour
Receptionist 8 salaries reported	$17.22 per hour
Registered nurse 6 salaries reported	$37.31 per hour

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