Out of 19 The Institute for Family Health employee reviews, 59% were positive. The remaining 41% were constructive reviews with the goal of helping The Institute for Family Health improve their work culture.
They are good people just not the best for there position
Poor communication and response to staff and patient needs, horrible management and severe staff burnout, lack of mobility and promotion, increased workload of staff with poor pay. No appreciation of employee input or rewards for hard work. Chronic staffing shortages with high attrition rates.
Very nice non-profit but one major issue is with the in fighting among middle management. The directors of the dept's do not step in to professionally manage their teams. Very short staffed and unserved by upper level management
for a non profit I am satisfied with my management package
Significantly below average pay, constantly increasing work load with no appropriate pay increase, over my many years with the institute essentially negative pay raise if inflation and cost of living is taken into account. Working with no contract for years, oh and health insurance is horrendous!
The question is no accurate, I feel that I am paid correctly but the non-profit has limitations for other benefits
My team are hard working employees who are over worked and underpaid
I have a great dedicated team who are over worked due to staffing levels way below fte levels
Hard workers and dedicated staff to the patients we serve
very accepting to all people
all work environments can be toxic at times when a surprise dismissal or project drops.
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Friendly interviewer and down to earth, was pretty straight forward but took!several weeks
very quick, repetitive at times and disconnect between HR and what depts. are looking for
informed hiring manger at HR
when I have a team meeting
good team and non profit work
Endless list here: terrible patient service to get through costumer service average wait 45min, in office visit 2hrs, missing broken equipment, shortage of supplies sometimes even vaccines, outdated and barren/uninviting rooms and waiting rooms.
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