How is the work/life balance at Veterinary Healthcare Associates?

Health insurance and paid lunch if u get one

Management, work life balance, compassion fatigue, being treated like a robot by management and excpecting nothing to phase you

The techs, doctors and support staff are the ones who care about the pets.

Where to start, the management is horrible upper leadership is even worse. The most toxic place to work cause it is a cult. You can watch the owners videos on tube where he tries to justify firing over 32 staff members. They were told budget costs and lay off so they couldn't get unemployment. They also never received cobra so health insurance just cancelled and no coverage. hr continually ignored requests...one person fired even though multiple emails sent to HR requesting FMLA. Leadership had no training or support they did finally start a few course but that was a failure. Upper management has human health care background so no knowledge of animals. Support staff work long hours for little pay... Pay is not consistent with qualifications either. I could go on but there's too much. There are so many other local places to work so run from here

I'll start by saying this company has done things far beyond the norm for the many years it's been around. There is no place that cares about people so deeply and has been willing to go above and beyond. Pros include the regular benefits and the extra benefits from the fitness center, support environment, opportunity for growth, a CEO who deeply wants to see you evolve and transform, and a place you can expect to be challenged.

Long hours, but they're incredibly worth it. A con some would say is the accountability piece, but working here and watching the magic unfold because of this has been a blessing. Those who don't align will not thrive. Those who don't want to work hard and aren't committed to transforming and elevating will find themselves stuck and blame the company, however, ultimately they need to take responsibility.