Great Company - Account Executive Soliant Health Employee Review

5.0
Feb 17, 2016
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Pros

I have been with Soliant for about six months. This is a very challenging position, and it's not for someone who isn't up to a challenge, but it's a great opportunity. We were given two weeks of classroom training, and then we had more training along the way. We also have a Team Lead who is our go to person for questions. The entire team is willing to help and ask questions, as well. I have learned a ton so far, and it's really a great place to grow your career. The environment is very fun and supportive. We all cheer when someone gets hired, and we truly care about our employees. The benefits are good. This is truly a great place to work where you are more than just a number.

Cons

Honestly, it is a tough position. This is not a position where you can just show up and get paid. This position does require results, and you do that by being really strategic while you're in the office. It is up to you to ask questions when you don't understand something. In this position, you have to take accountability and be proactive (but I don't actually feel this is a con)-- it takes a special kind of person to do well here.

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Pros

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Cons

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Soliant Health Response
1mo
Thank you for your amazing feedback! Your work ethic is inspiring and exactly the quality companies look for. Thank you for all you do and the work you put into making a difference every day.
4.0
May 26, 2026
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Pros

- The pay is not bad for the most part. You get paid weekly instead of biweekly or monthly. - Good way to start your CFY if you want to dip your toes into a school setting. - I got a placement very quickly (Only a few days). - Decent benefits (401k, medical, dental, vision). - Great support from my supervisor. - Great work/life balance.

Cons

- No pay during the holidays (summer/winter break) - Some miscommunication between the school and the agency. For example, on my first day at work, I was assigned to start at the beginning of the year. When I went to the front office, nobody knew I was the new SLP. The staff and I had to scramble on what to do with me. It was quite confusing and overwhelming. - The school district does not give you full access to their system (e.g., Areies, SEIS) due to not being a direct hire.

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Soliant Health Response
2w
Thank you for sharing your experience and feedback! We’re glad to hear you felt supported by your supervisor, appreciated the work/life balance, and found the placement process quick and efficient. We also appreciate your honest comments regarding communication and system access challenges. We understand how frustrating that first-day experience must have been, and we’re continuously working with our school partners to improve onboarding and coordination processes.
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