New Season

Clinic · Bangor, Maine

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On the floor

What the day-to-day looks like

Setting: Clinic
Shifts hiring now: Days 1

Who they are

You would practice addiction medicine here; a current PA-C described that work as highly rewarding.

Clinic · Bangor, Maine
Hiring days

More about New Season

A long-tenured Orlando employee cited commitment to the mission, along with supportive management and dedicated staff.

Why nurses stay

How they describe the culture

rewarding addiction-medicine worksupportive managementcommitment to the missionchallenging patients

What nurses say in reviews

About 316 reviews average 3.0 stars, with 39% willing to recommend the employer to a friend. Roughly 36% approve of the CEO and 38% report a positive business outlook. Demographic ratings are lower among Black employees, LGBTQ+ staff, and people with disabilities than among White employees.

The good

You would do addiction-medicine work that a current PA-C described as highly rewarding.
A long-tenured Orlando employee cited supportive management, dedicated staff, and commitment to the mission.

The hard parts

A current PA-C flagged high turnover among support staff.
Some staff say patients can be difficult, typical of addiction-treatment settings.
About 316 reviews average 3.0 stars, with 39% willing to recommend the employer to a friend.
Demographic ratings are lower among Black employees, LGBTQ+ staff, and people with disabilities than among White employees.
A former Florida nurse said staff are treated as disposable, voicing concerns brings retaliation, and facilities are not updated.
A former nurse reported frequent medication-pump errors that could endanger a dosing nurse.

The reality check

Before you decide

Quick facts

Relationship: Direct employer
Roles last seen active: Sep 2, 2026

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