There s so much I could say about why ProScribe is...

There s so much I could say about why ProScribe is the worst employer I ve ever had. But instead, I want to focus on their bogus contract that essentially is just a scam. Basically you have to sign a contract to work with them, and if you re part-time your contract is six months AND 500 hours worked, full-time is one year AND 1000 hours worked. The deal is that if you can t meet BOTH requirements, you have to pay back the money they spent training you. Which is $250 for part-time and $500 for full. The catch? You re never going to reach your required hours. I was working full-time , and made max of 30 hours per week. And that was only after picking up four or five shifts a month. I quit at 8 months of working, and they told me I only had about 650 hours. In eight months. There was no possible way I could have gotten the full 1000 at that rate. And they manipulate your schedule to con you like that. They have a thing called backup shifts where if someone calls in for a shift, the one on backup has to come in. Well in their scheduling software, scheduling someone as a backup counts towards ProScribe s minimum of eight shifts a month policy, even if that person never has to come in and works that shift. So once you reach the end of your contract and you don t have the required hours, they re going to say, What? We scheduled you all your hours! What happened? It s pathetic. Don t ever work here. Plus all the passive aggression from the top down is childish. You deserve better.