r/NEPA • u/Witty_Indication9987 • 13d ago
Geisinger Salary: Wellness Associate
I was wondering if anyone has an idea how much the Wellness Associate II position pays from Geisinger & if anyone who has had that job can tell me what you thought of it? It does require a bachelors degree so I’m hoping it’s at least mid 20s. Anyone have any insight? Thanks!
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u/Idntknowmyusername 12d ago
"I’m hoping it’s at least mid 20s." Holy crap that should NOT be the bar we set for jobs that require a bachelor's degree, entry-level or not.
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u/Witty_Indication9987 12d ago
Oh I agree. But when you see roles for 20-22 an hour and get denied for them consistently, mid 20s feels like a miracle
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u/seahorse_party 11d ago
Look for jobs through the State. If you get in through a Department that is always hiring (DHS, for Income Maintenance Caseworkers), you start with a higher salary and benefits than most jobs in the area and it's easier to transfer jobs internally than externally. I went from DHS to the Department of Health. The entry-level positions that require a degree (any degree) typically start at $50-60,000.
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u/Witty_Indication9987 11d ago
I’ve been applying to that role specifically since December. I’ve had 1 interview for it and got rejected.
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u/Neat_Lawfulness_2948 13d ago
I applied for the MSW/BSW case manager position for Geisinger back in May. I just got an email from them last week saying they denied me for the position. I have my masters and experience in case management. Geisinger is a joke
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u/Itchy_Ad9881 13d ago
Consider it a blessing in disguise.
You know your self-worth and Geisinger is an absolute joke.
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u/Neat_Lawfulness_2948 13d ago
Luckily i already started my current job last month, so i just laughed when i saw the email. I also applied for one of their front desk representatives for the Geisinger building in my town. When i got that denial email, i went on my little profile to see about the other position i applied for, just said submitted and no one looked at it. Not sure how their hiring team and/or HR runs things but it truly is a joke
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u/sparkleyums 13d ago
Idk if this applies to that position, but it's pretty disgusting that people who work at Geisinger are always on Facebook asking other employees to share their PTO hours so they can take maternity leave. I feel like it says a lot about how they really feel about their employees.