Great company to work for. They truly care for their staff and patients. It’s like working for a big family. They all work hard to make an overall better experience for everyone.

I interviewed with Trilogy about a week ago for a PRN SLP position. The interview went well, it was with Keith. I was offered the position, but was never informed about an entire 2 day orientation. I do have a FT position elsewhere so I reached out and told them this was not possible to leave my FT job for w whole days for something I will be only doing PRN. I then get an email from Marsha Moore, clinical director, telling me if I cant dedicate time to an orientation im probably not a good fit for the job. she then proceeds to talk down to me after I explain that my full time job is flexible, so seeing patients wont be a problem but giving up 2 whole days isnt possible. after the way she talked to me I decided I would never ever want to work for someone or a company like that. SLPs are in high demand everywhere and I dont need a company like that. Her response was once again extremely unprofessional. dont know how someone like that ends up in a position like she is. just be warned before interviewing with the Jacksonville branch - Keith was great.. Marsha who never even met me in person is NOT.

I love trilogy nurses i have ..i have had a young guy i wasnt happy about having a discussion about my breast tissue with a 20 something year old and i being only in my 30s was very uncomfortable and he seemed to just want to touch them and kept staring at them during the visit ..but other than that i have had great team members i loved the older nurses they were way more nurturing.i still use them for physical therapy and to communicate with my drs.sometimes there are communication issues but nothing that isnt addressed and settled within 24 to 48 hrs.when i couldnt get a hold of my drs for meds they were able to help out.ty trilogy for everything xo

Absolutely not.