Report Share. Staff gave up. As the change in management occurred, and the lack of management's use of authority to direct and implement a team work environment, the coordination of staff as well as the concern of staff subsided.
Pros Work was within the umbrella of the position. Cons Management had no authority. Lacked organizational leadership.
Your experience depends on your site and who you work with. This agency does not pay enough for the amount of work you have to do. This job required a lot of physical labor but there was a good teamwork environment so that made the job a lot more enjoyable. There were pros and cons everyday but the help from great coworkers made it great! Care to share? Help people considering your employer. Share your experience.
Ahrc is an ok place to work. They offer many benefits like discounts on cell phones, entertainment, vision etc. There is always work and hours to get. Workers are friendly and helpful. Pros Lots of benefits. Cons Pay rate. Yes No There are 2 unhelpful reviews 2. I would recommend working for this company if you want to get started pn this field of work. Working with AHRC Nassau is good, The only this that is frustrating is the employee turnover and understaffing and the pay rate is low.
Yes There are 1 helpful reviews 1 No. Doesn't matter how much you complain to the higher up nothing gets done. Managers and assistant managers there are the worst, Doesn't respect staff. Worst place to work. Yes There are 5 helpful reviews 5 No. Junior Account. I got a lot of experience in writing newsletters, press releases, event management, photography, video editing, and more. However, the job I had no longer exists in the current agency. Pros Job security, unlimited overtime.
Cons You will be run down and will be a shell of your former self. Everyone is helpful and nice. The members are great once you build a rapport with them. Everyone pitched in when times were tough as well. The support from administration was great as well when needed. Cons Pay. Flexibility in my schedule was very helpful while my kids were young.
The team of nurses is great to work with. Unfortunately non profit salaries are not competitive and now that my kids are older, I have to move on for that reason. SUpervisors are great and give a lot of support.
I loved all my bosses. I always felt appreciated. Pros rewarding, good team, good bosses. Cons non profit pay not competitive. Great support from top to bottom wonderful coworkers. Yes No There are 1 unhelpful reviews 1. I first want to say that I love the individuals I care for each day.
They are like my children and I enjoy watching them learn new skills, and go about filling their days, their way! Also, while my normal location is somewhere else, one of the main offices of AHRC is in Plainview - this is where my training is.
I must say that most of the people there, are great. However, the woman in the front reception area is extremely rude. If you want to give off a good first impression to potential employees, you need to talk to this lady. Each time I go to Plainview, I am greeted by being yelled at and talked to like I am a criminal by the lady in the front desk.
Human Resources should sit down with her and explain how to talk to people. On a typical day at work, I clock in and help clean the room, make sure medications are in order, and plan out activities for the individuals. Then I help the individuals come into the hubsite, do activities with them, change them if I need to, and help with lunches. Afternoons are similar as mornings. I've learned how to care for people medically, under the guidance of a Registered Nurse.
I've learned about eating guidelines, behavior management, and outcome measures. The management is ok. It depends on where you work. They can be very lazy and power-hungry. The workplace culture is very depressing because people are not happy about working here.
People do the least possible that they can get away with. The hardest part of the job is dealing with different personalities of the house management, and the management at the hubsites. Also, the behaviors - more Pros Training, down time, potential career growth. It recognizes the individuality of each person and that each person is deserving of respect. When referencing the people we support, it is important to use respectful language that reflects all of the positive changes in perceptions that have been made over the years.
Using the wrong words and descriptors can reinforce outdated language and stereotypes. We encourage everyone to understand and embrace Person-centered Language. Members of the media have a special role to play when referencing our organization and the people we serve. By using Person-centered Language, we are encouraging respect through accurate, nonjudgmental descriptions.
We are dedicated to assisting people with developmental disabilities, which includes Autism Spectrum Disorders ASDs in obtaining the services and supports that will help them gain independence and fulfill their personal goals.
We will provide you with information about available options and walk you through the process of obtaining services that fit your individual needs. Connect with us at or centralenrollment ahrc. Contact Us about Getting Started. You may visit our Directions Page to see these facilities. In addition, the agency must demonstrate the ability to consistently provide quality supports and services that exceed minimal regulatory requirements.
CQL promotes excellence in person-centered services and supports that lead to an increased quality of life for people receiving supports and services. There are less than 30 organizations world-wide who have achieved this accreditation which is reflective of our unparalleled commitment to the people supported by our services, our staff, families and the community in which we all live.
New York State has announced that it is transitioning to managed care beginning in January of Click Here for More Information. AHRC Nassau is committed to enriching the lives of people with intellectual and other developmental.
Nassau County AHRC Foundation is a registered c 3 charitable organization whose mission is to publicly solicit and receive funds for the benefit of individuals with intellectual and other developmental disabilities.
Skinner Jr. Third party payment is also accepted. Your contribution helps AHRC make a positive and immeasurable impact on the lives of people with developmental disabilities. To make a tax-deductible donation, please fill out and submit the form below.
Yes, automatically repeat this gift every month. George Floyd and calls out for greater advocacy toward peace, justice and equality for all. June 4, By mmontoya. In its place, the terms intellectual and other developmental disabilities are utilized in both common parlance and now in State and Federal law..
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