Went downhill fast - Credentialing Specialist Aya Healthcare Employee Review

2.0
Jan 15, 2024
Recommend
CEO approval
Business Outlook

Pros

Pay, unlimited time off, paid holidays

Cons

The culture has changed drastically in 3 years. The micromanaging is at an all time high. CSs are given unrealistic expectations, the workload is more than one person can do in an 8 hour day. There is zero flexibility in process. Instead of being given autonomy to your workday, you’re told how you’re not following the rigorous guidelines. Many of us work off the clock just to keep our head above water. It’s quantity over quality. Your promotions and raises can be determined by metrics that are out of your control. You’re expected to get your traveler into the lab within 72 hours and if your metrics aren’t meeting goal, you end up being constantly questioned and watched. We cannot force a traveler to go into the lab. We’re told to work on expressing urgency. My skill set was always in question, even though I’ve worked there for 3 years and already gotten a promotion. You’re just now deciding I’m not a fit? Employees are urged to bring new ideas but when we do, we’re told to do it the way we were taught. CS’s are afraid to speak up for fear of retaliation. Our manager commented we were over staffed and in the weeks that followed good employees were all the sudden gone. Working harder not smarter. Redundancy in work. You have to note your RTCR, traveler notes, start an email chain and open a ticket all on the same issue. It’s exhausting.

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Aya Healthcare Response
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We appreciate your feedback. If you’re open to sharing more, please email our Chief People Officer, Amber Zeeb, at azeeb@ayahealthcare.com so we can look further into your concerns. Thank you.

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Aya Healthcare Response
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Thank you for your feedback. Organizational changes are never made lightly, and we recognize the very real impact they can have, which is why we provide additional support to ease transitions. When changes do occur, our goal is to approach them with transparency, respect and care for our team members. While we understand not everyone will agree with every decision, they’re made with a focus on building a strong, sustainable organization that can continue advancing our mission of increasing access to care. We appreciate your contributions during your time at Aya and wish you all the best in your next chapter.
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