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Modern Biomedical & Imaging

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A roller coaster of an experience - Anonymous employee Modern Biomedical & Imaging Employee Review

2.0
8 Feb 2014
Anonymous employee
Recommend
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Pros

-The Christmas party and summer outing are nice. -The work / life balance was mostly in check. -Free to employee only insurance. (Not Family)

Cons

There are a lot of problems with this company, so many in fact it's hard to pick one to start with. -There is no real leadership structure, they have a manager here and there, but they aren't allowed to function in their rolls. -Low compensation for miles driven. -No trained HR department. -Very poor vacation benefits. -Health insurance is outrageously high for a family. -They expect you to work on equipment you are not trained on, including CT scanners and other high end x-ray equipment. -They have no support for the x-ray equipment within the company. (They have a person who is hired to do that, but he doesn't function in that roll.) -The owner is too involved in business that is day to day functions and not performing his roll as CEO doing business transactions. This type of behavior leaves the company very stagnant in a growth perspective. The list goes on and on.

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Pros

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Cons

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1.0
22 Dec 2018
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CEO approval
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Pros

Employee paid insurance but a $7,000 deductible

Cons

Owner hasn't kept up with the industry. His last original thought was around 1990. Buys test equipment on the internet and mixes and matches parts to keep them going. Exempt salary. No overtime. Expects comp time and NEVER pays overtime. If you can get off to make up for the hours worked Call required but no call pay and no callback pay. Mileage reimbursement is about 35 cents a mile. You'll need to keep tax records for the rest of the IRS allowable. If you can't itemize, that is all lost money while your car gets worn down to nothing. There will be many miles driven and expected to support the company that is often responding by crisis management.

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