Great team and supportive staff! - Clinic Receptionist Visana Health Employee Review

-Flexible Schedule -Long appointment visits (initials 45 minutes, follow-ups 15-30 minutes, WWE 60 minutes) -PTO and Benefits -Well written protocols to follow -Easily accessible guidance from trustworthy experts in the profession -Commitment to evidence based quality care -Company ACTUALLY CARES about their providers. It has been healing as a provider to work somewhere that actually cares about supporting me to give patients what they need!

-Start-up with ever changing Tech platforms and policies etc. as growth continues -Only virtual, no In-person -No traditional check-in or check-out so, Prep, scheduling follow-ups, and other typical MA work often on the provider -Pay is fairly competitive with other virtual jobs but it can be quite a bit less than in-person clinic jobs.

Working at Visana has been an incredibly meaningful experience. The mission — improving women’s healthcare and addressing gaps that have existed for far too long — isn’t just a tagline. It genuinely guides decisions and priorities across the organization. What stands out most is the quality of the people. The team is thoughtful, smart, and deeply collaborative. There’s a shared sense of purpose that makes the work feel important, and colleagues consistently show up ready to problem-solve and support one another. It’s rare to find a group that combines clinical focus, business discipline, and authentic care so well. Leadership is focused on building something sustainable and impactful, with a strong emphasis on outcomes, accountability, and doing things the right way — even when it’s harder. If you’re looking to work somewhere that is mission-driven, filled with high-caliber people, and moving quickly toward meaningful change in women’s health, Visana is a special place to be.

Visana also moves quickly. As a growing company in a dynamic space, priorities can shift and new opportunities emerge fast. The people who thrive here are nimble, comfortable with ambiguity, and able to think on their feet. If you prefer rigid structure or slow decision cycles, this may feel challenging — but if you enjoy building, adapting, and helping shape strategy in real time, it’s energizing.