Cancer Treatment Centers of America Reviews

Pros

Excellent benefits Promote from with in Opportunity to learn and grow as a professional Family owned, patients come first, friendly employees,

Cons

Depends on who you ask. I personally don’t have any, but some say work life balance, which I think is wrong. My managers have always cared and understood when I needed time off. Very loving and supportive work family.

Pros

Their "secret sauce" is patient centricity. It's the core tenet in their mission and is engrained in their culture. They achieve it thru employee empowerment, shared purpose, and treating all Stakeholders equally at all levels of the organization.

Cons

My particular role had some career growth limitations and my opportunities were only lateral.

Pros

The old CTCA was absolutely amazing, with leadership who wanted to develop their employees, who empowered their employees, who listened to their employees, and who genuinely cared about their employees - and most of all, the patients. It was a true family and an amazing place to work.

Cons

Unfortunately the change of healthcare and insurance reimbursement greatly changed the company. The old, genuinely amazing leadership who cared about their employees were replaced with everyday leaders who are there for no other reason than to turn the company around and make money. In a way, this is expected when reimbursement goes south and you have to cut corners. But everything that once made CTCA special is gone....

Advice to Management

Hire people who care. Better yet, hire back the old leadership and the old employees. Not caring is not the CTCA way. Not empowering your employees or trusting your employees to do what is best, is not the CTCA way. This new leadership is not the CTCA way. Cutting organic foods and replacing them with processed foods is not the CTCA way (I about died when I saw hot dogs and processed WaWa cartooned fruit juice in the...

Pros

Good cafeteria Benefits of buying healthy products such as protein powder, essential oils, etc. Meeting new people every week

Cons

It can be draining emotionally due to the nature of the patients having cancer Not much room for advancement

Pros

Culture,Benefits, time off, wellness, location

Cons

Instability and job security, engagement events disappearing, continual decrease in annual merit and bonus

Advice to Management

Under promise, over deliver -stop doing the opposite.

Pros

great benefits, nice co-workers, family atmosphere

Cons

I don't have any cons

Pros

The coworkers are good people who care about the patients.

Cons

Management are focused on the money and don’t seem to care about how it affects patient care. Nepotism is commonplace, from the local to national level.

Pros

Friendly co-workers, amazing benefits, and a challenging environment. Opportunities for growth are also a plus.

Cons

Personnel/leadership turnover has been happening recently, but it's not a huge contributing factor.