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Good Stepping Stone Job - Medical Assistant LifeStyle Medical Center Employee Review

4.0
6 Feb 2020
Recommend
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Pros

Gives you tons of patient experience with triaging, with a decent amount of EKG's and blood draws. Very helpful if you're looking to move into nursing, PA, NP, Med school. Coworkers are amazing and are what keep me in the job. If you're genuinely interested in nutrition, you can learn a lot through the job. It is heavily an administrative job, which depending on what you what to go into, these skills are very useful to gain. The hours of the clinic are not a normal 9-5, which I really loved. You'll work 2 late days (10:15-7pm) and 3 early days (6:30-3pm) a week.

Cons

The company does seem to change its protocols on how things run quite a bit, which often left the medial assistants confused as to whether or not they were doing things right or wrong. The pay isn't amazing, but it's pretty standard for other MA positions. Also there is a pretty high turnover rate.

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5.0
1 Jun 2017
Recommend
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Pros

Great patients, flexible hours, coworkers are like family, benefits and matched 401k, fun environment, passionate about lifestyle medicine, ability to be creative and have a voice as an RD

Cons

Rapid growth creates regular change which can be challenging at times and exciting at other times. Work on some nights.

1.0
4 Aug 2023
Recommend
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Pros

Supporting patients while they lose weight is very rewarding

Cons

The job is advertised as paying $30-$40/hr (the normal rate for most RD jobs in the area), but the pay is based on billable time. No matter what you're told about how "busy" they are, you'll never have a full schedule, so you'll end up with lots of unpaid time between appointments - dragging your actual pay down to an unreasonably low rate. Top that off with not having a cancellation/rescheduling/no-show policy. Each day appx 30% of your booked appointments don't happen (you're there, but not being paid). Try bringing any of this up and you'll be told you're being "negative" while the character assassination campaign against you begins. Turnover is very high - even 3 different medical directors in the past few years. Patients constantly complain that the office doesn't answer the phone! Weekly meetings are required, but you aren't paid for that time either. You only fit in if you're willing to pretend this is all normal and acceptable. The actual patient care is infused with the magical thinking of clinicians who think they know more about nutrition than they actually do. Patients suffer with wading through conflicting advice and having meds pushed on them the minute they walk through the door.

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