Not great - Registered Dietitian Husk (PA) Employee Review

1.0
4 Jan 2025
Recommend
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Pros

I’ve had wonderful connections with my clients and the job itself as a registered dietitian is very fulfilling. Also I enjoy the growth and development meetings.

Cons

During my interview I was led to believe that they would fill up my schedule. This did not happen. This company is a very similar concept to many other companies out there such as nourish, Barry St., Fay, except this company pay is lower and they ask you to do much more work that is unpaid. They want you to be heavily involved with obtaining insurance information check and coverage details. This should be done for us. Also, their practices are questionable. I don’t feel that I am being protected as a registered dietitian. They were adding patients to my schedule that were from other states where they require a registered dietitian to be licensed in that state. I had asked the manager, and they assured me everything was fine. Later came to find out that that that was completely illegal. Do not expect to get a raise ever. They keep on hiring like crazy, but they are not providing full schedules to the dietitians that are already on staff. I have a very good retention rate, but ultimately some patients are only covered for three sessions per year. Some patients do not have any coverage. And let’s face it, Some patients will only come for one visit. In the several years I’ve worked for them. They have been bought over by three different companies.

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5.0
11 Dec 2025
Anonymous employee
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Pros

Growth, opportunity, culture us inclusive and fun, fully remote, flexibility, benefits

Cons

None- this company has been through many changes but the core values have remained the same

2.0
10 Sept 2025
Anonymous employee
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Pros

Some smart, passionate, and kind people work here.

Cons

Was onboarded with the promise of growth opportunities. The CEO made a great pitch on how this is a growing company and lots of future opportunities for growth in my final interview, which was really important for me. The opposite happened. People leave/are laid off and are not replaced, responsibilities increase significantly, lucky to get a yearly 3% raise, was massively underpaid for my role and experience, and since 2023 there have been multiple rounds of "restructuring" aka layoffs which obviously shows there's financial trouble in the company.

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