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What the day-to-day looks like
Benefits
Based on the TBH employee handbook, the organization offers paid time off (PTO), paid holidays, maternity leave, bereavement leave, military reserve/National Guard leave of absence, jury duty leave, worker's compensation, unemployment benefits, expense reimbursements, and an employee referral plan.
Who they are
Traditions Behavioral Health (TBH) is a specialty physician and medical group founded in 1996, providing psychiatry staffing and management solutions to healthcare facility partners.
More about Traditions Behavioral Health
Self-described as one of the country's largest specialty physician groups, TBH focuses on delivering high-quality behavioral health services to communities. The organization employs psychiatric mental health nurse practitioners (PMHNPs) alongside psychiatrists and other medical professionals, delivering fully-integrated services to clients diagnosed with serious mental illness. For nursing professionals, TBH offers opportunities in advanced practice psychiatric nursing within a structured, physician-led medical group model. The organization operates as a staffing and management partner rather than a traditional hospital or clinic, tailoring its services to each facility partner's unique needs. TBH emphasizes clinical excellence, operational efficiency, and financial sustainability for its partner facilities. Nurses working within the TBH framework would function in behavioral health and psychiatric care settings, supported by an administrative team described as experienced patient-centric physician advocates. The company has been operating for nearly three decades and maintains an active careers portal for recruitment across its service areas.
TBH's mission centers on 'Empowering Compassionate Care' and achieving positive patient outcomes. Their stated values include being compassionate, adaptable, strategic partners, physician advocates, solution-focused, experienced, flexible, trusted, patient-centric, high-quality, and collaborative. Every aspect of the organization was designed to support the goal of positive patient outcomes, fostering clinical excellence and operational efficiency for facility partners.
Why nurses stay
How they describe the culture
What nurses say in reviews
Based on 4 reviews on Indeed, Traditions Behavioral Health holds an overall rating of 3.8 out of 5 stars. Employees rated work-life balance at 4.3/5 and pay and benefits at 4.3/5, while job security and advancement scored lower at 3.3/5. Management and culture both received 3.7/5. Reviewers highlighted fair pay, a clear sense of purpose, and the ability to learn new things as strengths. Areas for improvement include feelings of personal appreciation, trust in colleagues, and sense of belonging. Note that available reviews appear to be primarily from physicians/psychiatrists rather than nursing staff specifically, so nursing-specific sentiment may differ.
The good
- Fair pay for the job as reported by employees
- Clear sense of organizational purpose
- Opportunity to learn new things in behavioral health
- Strong work-life balance rated 4.3 out of 5
- Competitive pay and benefits rated 4.3 out of 5
- Nearly three decades of experience in behavioral health staffing since 1996
The hard parts
- Employees report limited feeling of personal appreciation
- Trust in colleagues identified as an area for improvement
- Sense of belonging could be stronger among staff
- Job security and advancement rated lower at 3.3 out of 5
- Limited nursing-specific reviews available; most feedback from physician roles
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