The FHCSD Watchdog
Giving voice to patients at Family Health Centers of San Diego who have experienced substandard levels of health are or abusive treatment by FHCSD staff.
Giving voice to patients at Family Health Centers of San Diego who have experienced substandard levels of health are or abusive treatment by FHCSD staff.
Giving voice to victims of Family Health Centers of San Diego
A current mental health therapist at FHCSD describes a caseload of 150 plus cases and seeing 37 to 40 hours a week and the burnout and staff turnover that results. In passing, she mentions that management is aware of the issues…
Employee reviews at FHCSD have remarkable consistency - even ones that express opposite opinions on whether they liked the company or not. Almost all of them cite the low pay, and overworked conditions - few mention the effect…
A former employee who worked as a staff accountant posting on the Indeed employee review site says that at FHCSD "management if awful" and they have "a toxic work environment and a bad culture". The only good…
Things must be getting pretty bad at the FHCSD mental health department- for the employees, not just the people who have tried to get mental health services from this failed program. A current employee posting on the Indeed empl…
It seems a great number of employees leave FHCSD in bad blood. A former case manager posted on the Indeed employer review site of getting no support after 90 days and worse than that, management "gets upset if you ask ques…
An executive assistant who recently left FHCSD reports what many other employees say: it has a horrible work environment and management will retaliate against any employee who tries to improve the situation.
Neighborhood erupts in outrage over Family Health Centers of San Diego's plans to exploit homeless in a highrise building. Apparently, FHCSD is unaware that cramming low-income residents into buildings like this was an experiment that failed in the 1960s https://t.co/SvPh15uRhy.
— FHCSD Watch (@FHCSDwatch) April 1, 2021