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Foundations Behavioral Health

Specialty Hospital · Doylestown, PA

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Foundations Behavioral Health workplace
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What the day-to-day looks like

Setting
Specialty Hospital
Shifts hiring now
Nights 1

Benefits

Foundations Behavioral Health, as part of Universal Health Services (UHS), offers a competitive compensation and benefits package. Highlighted benefits include a $15,000 commitment bonus for qualifying RN positions, generous paid time off, overtime eligibility, and access to UHS employee benefits programs.

Who they are

Foundations Behavioral Health, established in 1964, is a behavioral health treatment facility located on a 12-acre campus in Doylestown, Pennsylvania (Bucks County).

  • Specialty Hospital · Doylestown, PA
  • Hiring nights
  • Sign-on bonus · 1 role
More about Foundations Behavioral Health

The facility provides innovative behavioral health treatment to children, adolescents, and young adults, offering a comprehensive network of behavioral, psychiatric, educational, and community services. As an Autism Spectrum Disorders Center for Excellence, Foundations provides specialized care in a homelike, secure, and nurturing environment. The campus includes a licensed school, multiple residential facilities, and activity space, serving as a restorative environment for young patients. Foundations Behavioral Health is part of Universal Health Services (UHS), a large healthcare management company, which provides career infrastructure and benefits support for employees. For nurses, Foundations offers opportunities in pediatric and adolescent behavioral health, a specialized and growing area of nursing. The facility hires Registered Nurses for night shifts (7pm–7:30am) with an every-other-weekend commitment, and offers overtime opportunities. A notable incentive is a $15,000 commitment bonus for qualifying RN positions. However, employee reviews indicate a challenging workplace culture, with an overall Indeed rating of 2.8 out of 5 stars across 125 reviews, reflecting concerns about management, job security, and workplace culture. The work is described as both challenging and rewarding, suited to nurses with a passion for adolescent mental health and behavioral care.

Foundations Behavioral Health's mission is centered on 'Healing Kids & Teens with Success.' The organization values innovative behavioral health treatment delivered in a homelike, nurturing environment, with a focus on helping young people and their families overcome difficulties. As an Autism Spectrum Disorders Center for Excellence, the facility emphasizes specialized, individualized care. The organization is committed to providing a comprehensive continuum of care spanning hospitalization to outpatient and academic services for children, adolescents, and young adults.

Why nurses stay

How they describe the culture

behavioral healthpediatric and adolescent careresidential treatmentcampus-basedchallengingrewardingAutism Spectrum specialtyUHS subsidiary

What nurses say in reviews

Indeed reports an overall rating of 2.8 out of 5 stars based on 125 reviews for Foundations Behavioral Health. Detailed sub-ratings include: Work-life balance 2.8/5, Pay and benefits 2.6/5, Job security and advancement 2.4/5, Management 2.2/5, and Culture 2.6/5. Reviewers noted positive aspects such as fair pay for the job, ability to learn new things, and time and location flexibility. Areas flagged for improvement include trust in colleagues, sense of belonging, and overall satisfaction. Job titles represented in reviews include Mental Health Technician, Registered Nurse, Therapeutic Staff Support, Therapist, and MHT, spanning departments such as Nursing, Medical Technician, Community & Social Service, Therapy, and Education & Instruction.

The good

  • $15,000 commitment bonus offered for qualifying RN positions
  • Overtime opportunities available across various shifts
  • Specialized pediatric and adolescent behavioral health experience
  • Part of UHS, a large healthcare system with established benefits infrastructure
  • Homelike campus environment with licensed school and residential facilities
  • Comprehensive continuum of care providing diverse clinical exposure

The hard parts

  • Low overall employee satisfaction (2.8/5 on Indeed with 125 reviews)
  • Poor management rating (2.2/5 on Indeed)
  • Night shift required (7pm–7:30am) with every-other-weekend commitment
  • Concerns noted about trust in colleagues and sense of belonging among staff
  • Low ratings for job security and advancement (2.4/5)
I came for the sign-on bonus. I stayed because on my hardest night, my whole team stayed with me.
A nurse, on why they stayed

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Registered Nurse (RN) - 7p - 7:30a

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Doylestown, Pennsylvania

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$65/hr

Doylestown, Pennsylvania

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