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Southeast Medical Group

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Terrible employer - Physician Assistant Southeast Medical Group Employee Review

1.0
8 Sept 2019
Recommend
CEO approval
Business outlook

Pros

Gain broad experience, tons of autonomy

Cons

They will work you into the ground, staff fired for refusing to work outside the scope of their license, owner is verbally abusive

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Southeast Medical Group Response
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We value our employees and treat them all with kindness and respect. We have multiple opportunities for career growth within our organization and take pride in ensuring we provide the tools and resources to guide our employees. There's a lot of incentives in place to recognize and reward our employees.

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5.0
29 Apr 2025
Recommend
CEO approval
Business outlook

Pros

Collaborative environment, Family friendly and oriented, evolving company

Cons

Not many cons. Pay could be better.

2.0
12 Feb 2026
Recommend
CEO approval
Business outlook

Pros

I was super happy here for almost a year. The clinic managers and operations leaders were involved, respectful and communicative in both the clinic and corporate environments.

Cons

There was rampant nepotism in the overall organization, and blind favoritism within the Human Capital department, but I was dedicated to the mission and vision of the company. They mistakenly hired me as a salaried employee, and changed me to hourly almost a year into my job, even though they knew I was commuting from east Atlanta to Alpharetta. I asked for a meeting to discuss details and they blew me off. This company and department cares more about falling in line with blind and often erratic instructions, and less about the productivity and professionalism of the Recruiting department. They were not subtle about their desire to replace me with a new college grad for a cheaper rate, even though I had 15 years of experience. Marketing is so naive and inexperienced, they think they’re above everyone in the organization, and have no desire to partner with recruiting. Their marketing content team doesn’t have a grasp on the English language and they value influencers over academics. There was rampant nepotism in the overall organization, and blind favoritism within the Human Capital department, but I was dedicated to the mission and vision of the company. Their physician recruiting team showed up to an irrelevant recruiting event at Morehouse completely underdressed and under prepared.

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