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certified medical assistant

surgical coordinator

licensed practical nurse

coding specialist

The Plastic Surgery Center

Working at this facility has been one of the worst experiences of my career. The management is completely absent, especially the nurse manager, who is never around when you need them. They intentionally ignore staff concerns, and to make matters worse, they have an LPN manager in Florida who might as well be working from the beach instead of addressing workplace issues.

The management team is not only rude but also highly unprofessional. A prime example: after a difficult blood draw, I requested proper certification and training to improve my skills. Instead of supporting my professional development, I was told to “YouTube it”—a completely unacceptable response in a healthcare setting where patient safety is a priority.

The toxic culture extends beyond management. Many employees from different departments love to involve themselves in unnecessary drama, constantly gossiping and stirring up tension. Doctors and certain staff members are only out for themselves, always looking for someone to throw under the bus to protect their own positions, even when they are clearly at fault. There’s no sense of teamwork, accountability, or professionalism.

The workload is unbearable—you’re expected to handle tasks meant for three nurses by yourself, with unrealistic expectations and zero support. The overall attitude in this workplace is negative, and the unnecessary drama makes it even worse. If you value your mental health, professional growth, and a supportive work environment, I strongly advise staying far away from this place.

I worked for this company for 18 months. I worked my way up as an LPN ,to becoming lead nurse for one of the providers. This position and job was one of the greatest opportunities I have had since becoming a nurse. A little insight, if you’re interested in a position. You will learn more in one week at this job then you learned in nursing school. From wound dressings, breast augmentations, abdominoplasty, reconstructive sides of Breast Cancer, and specialized cases of brachioplexus and Phrenic Nerves. Of course it’s plastic surgery so you’ll also learn about injectables such as Botox and fillers, and even Botox for migraines. You will assist providers with in office procedures and examinations, handing over tools, paperwork drawing up injections, pulling stitches and JP drains. Get ready to be a photographer. In Plastic Surgery photos are a must! Make sure the photos are perfect and are in the chart. You will also handle the clinical parts of pre-surgical needs. Handling consents, pre-admission testing,  sending in medications, answering phones and questions for patients pre-and post operation along with the other 20+ provider’s patients. You will assist in several providers office hours helping in anyway to keep hours running smoothly. Be a Team Player. Wash tools, stock rooms for others.  Get ready to travel! From Shrewsbury all the way to places like Union, EHT and Flemington. Get ready for call outs and having to cover. Get ready to be perfect because anything less is not acceptable. Overall this will be an amazing job. I absolutely enjoyed my time at the PSC. The relationships made with coworkers, and experience gained. 

First off... Unless you are an RN... You are NOT going to the surgery center. If you are an LPN.... You are more of a scribe here. Following the doctors around making surgery slips. Surgery slips are your job here. Most of the time you are preparing surgery slips and paperwork for the patients. They are extremely cliquey... And if you are not part of that clique they will let you go. Get used to trying your best to do your paperwork job and going home. Don't even bother to socialize with others because you will be criticized by management. Discounts and profit sharing sound good right? Yeah... A little too good. This job is not as described at all. They will throw you all over for training... And if they let you go ... Good luck getting reimbursed for mileage and tolls. Get used to "working lunches".... Translation... No breaks. Very two faced and back stabbing. Worst job I ever had... Literally counting down the time to go home every day. I never felt so uncomfortable at a job. Room for growth? They get rid of you for no good reason at all.... Kudos to you if you make it to actually grow in this company. You have been warned. They require you to wear blue scrubs and cover all tattoos spent a good amount of money in uniforms and comfortable shoes to work at this company. They offer you a reimbursement of 125.00 a year for uniforms... And they let you go before you can be reimbursed. If you are more of a hands on person... not the job for you! Good luck!!

My experience at this company was challenging due to the consistently heavy workloads assigned with very little guidance or support. Employees are often left to figure things out on their own, which creates unnecessary stress and inefficiency.
Management needs significant improvement. Concerns about compensation were acknowledged verbally, but no real action was ever taken. We were frequently told that raises or adjustments were “in review” or “not yet approved,” while the workload continued to increase with no additional support or recognition.
The workflows are a mess. The people making decisions have no idea what the actual day-to-day work looks like, yet they dictate processes and reports that add no value and make the job harder for everyone. It’s unproductive and shows a complete disconnect from reality.
Aside from these challenges, I am grateful for the few people I met and formed genuine friendships with. They are some of the most hardworking colleagues I’ve ever known, and it’s unfortunate that their efforts are not properly valued.
Overall, the lack of support, ineffective management, and unproductive workflows made the environment discouraging, especially for those who truly put in the effort.

The company is always expanding so plenty of space for growth within the company.
There are days and time periods of increased workloads, but that is expected in the medical field. Having been doing this for close to 10 years it is nothing new. But this company is quick to offer help to their staff and open to inputs from staff to improve the workflows. They not only listen to the input but follow up with you on how they have implemented your suggestions!
If you are thrilled by a fast pace work environment and enjoy improving the lives of the patient , this job is for you.

On boarding was great. You get to meet in person and have a presentation, which is very helpful. Anytime i felt lost someone quickly helped me get what i needed. I was able to understand how the company operates and what they expected of me in my position.

Management is flexible by being able to accommodate my work/school schedules!
I definitely suggest asking questions and requesting help when you need it.
Otherwise i am very happy with my decision to work here!

Not all questions applied to me , for those that did not  I gave 3 stars, as I am sure they are as wonderful as everything else. Since day one everyone has been so kind and helpful as it is a big practice and their are a lot of employees.  A day for me consists of checking in and out patients, making sure the MediSpa is kept up with and clean in between maintenance , printing out schedules and completing superbill ( receipts ) , inventory counts, answering phone calls and a few more things. Management is very kind and helpful with whatever questions I may have to make sure things are done correctly and to the needs of the MediSpa. Everyday I enjoy coming to work and seeing the faces of co-workers. Work and life balance are wonderful. I believe this company truly understands what it means to have the best of both worlds. WONDERFUL benefit options provided as well! You are treated as an adult and trusted as one as well. Having to fill out miles and tolls is a little time consuming and very confusing but you get reimbursed for over 30 miles if you meet those requirements & get back tolls.

Working at this plastic surgery center has been an eye-opening experience — and not in a good way. Employees are routinely overworked and expected to juggle unrealistic workloads with minimal support. On top of that, the same staff who are already stretched thin are often tasked with training new hires — without additional compensation or time carved out of their regular duties. It’s burnout on a platter.

Upper management displays blatant favoritism, which only adds fuel to the already chaotic environment. If you’re in the “in crowd,” expect flexibility, support, and opportunity. Everyone else? Good luck navigating a storm of micromanagement, shifting expectations, and inconsistent communication.

There’s no structured training process, no clear delegation of tasks, and certainly no appreciation for the people keeping the operation afloat. Turnover is high, morale is low, and the stress is constant.

Bottom line: if you value structure, balance, or a workplace that actually respects its staff, this isn’t it.

Most of the doctors are great except for a few who like to scream at you, and throw things like a child.  The practice manager is an evil human being who seeks out to ruin those employees who DONT kiss the ground she walks on.  All the departments are very clicky and the managers of those departments favor their friends who are allowed to do nothing while the rest of the workers actually work.  They will smile in your face to ask you to work harder for them while the first mistake you make they crucify you. The senior workers act as if "untouchable" and bully the newer employees.  Everyone there backstab each other one day and eat lunch together the next. You are expected to make this job your life at ALL times.  If your a kind friendly person who values time with your family and want to just go to work and do a good job,  dont even bother applying because your good work and dedication is not appreciated @ The Plastic Surgery Center.

The nursing manager has never meet in person strictly through the phone. favorites based on how long they’ve been with the company and if they do everything management wants. Time off must be requested AT LEAST 4 weeks in advance and even then there is a chance you will be asked to be flexible and change your request. Calling out is nearly impossible unless you show proof and even then will be scolded for having an emergency. Traveling is a big thing as well. You are told you will have a position in a certain office and then forced to travel to other locations throughout the week. Reimbursement is a joke. Hourly rate is also very low. You have a better chance of making more money working in retail than in this company. The doctors treat the nurses like they are disposable. They do not care about you just that you are there and do what you need to do for them.

Good place to work IF YOU HAVE TOUGH SKIN! Everyone talks about everyone  but that happens with all women! HR is a joke they use to be the admin to the practice manager so you’ll never feel comfortable with any issues you may have! Favoritism is at an all time high within the practice. Peers speak down to each other and nothing is ever resolved until the issues hit them where it hurts! They let go of employees for their lack of training! Also overworked and underpaid... they want you to the work but NEVER want you to have overtime. When hired you are told about the many opportunities and career growth within the company; that never happens. You watch new employees come in for positions that were never offered to staff in house. The EXCUSE we don’t have anyone to cover your position so we hire outside first! Management needs to take care of their employees first a lot of issues will be resolved this way!

Top Job Titles	Average Salary
Liaison 28 salaries reported	$20.64 per hour
Certified medical assistant 26 salaries reported	$23.27 per hour
Surgical coordinator 14 salaries reported	$25.50 per hour
Licensed practical nurse 10 salaries reported	$34.65 per hour
Coding specialist 9 salaries reported	$26.39 per hour

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