A good company for a second job - Allied Health Assistant Early Intervention Support Services Employee Review

- Long history with most clients, - Short shifts (2 hours), - Casual employment as a AHA, - ALL AHA's are wonderful and SOME practitioners are nice.

- Low pay for high amount of work, - Shifts are 2 hours long (only on school holidays will they be 5h+), - Disorganised management team, - Management and practitioners actively disengage with AHA's (prevalent in their inability to communicate between the managers, practitioners and AHA's), - High evidence of favouritism, - Not paid for travel between clients, - Will initially put you far away but will either amend or remove shifts entirely when you tell them that the client is too far, - Website lacks information about their team, - Will sometimes call and text outside business hours and demand an immediate response (and not get compensated for this discussion), - Admin management isn't very approachable. - Extremely high turn-over rate.

The work is meaningful and highly educational. It’s both challenging and encourages the development of strong self-leadership skills.

The organization can feel disorganized at times, with unclear boundaries and a lack of transparency in contracts. The compensation is also below expectations.