Good concept but very ineffective.
I actually tried out Aspen RxHealth for about 4 weeks after learning about the concept. You basically call up patients you selected from a list of opportunity pools. What turned me off is the very low response of patients. You waste so much time calling many patients but more than 95% of the call all you get is voicemails and answering machines. Many people see you as a telemarketer and won’t pick up the calls. I recommend you find a real professional job and don’t waste your time on this concept that looks good on paper but very ineffective!
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Stay away
I would avoid this “job” if you have any expectation of making money. Essentially, you pay Aspen $75 to skip the interview process. In the same token, you are paying for your own training (i.e., you are an independent contractor and thus, the training is on your “dime”). Most people hang up on you, and I don’t blame them (you are a strange person calling them and asking for personal information). You don’t get paid for your wasted time - only for the completed CMRs or targeted med reviews. Do you know how much you get paid if you spend over an hour on a CMR and make one documentation error? … zero! If you keep track of the hours you work vs the amount you get paid, it turns out that selling hot dogs at the street corner is a better paying job. Go elsewhere!!
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Stop grading
We are health care providers. Let us do our job without being criticized
Great opportunity to work from home
This remote job gives pharmacists a great opportunity to work from home. It is relatively new so hiccups are bound to happen. I love growing with the company. You get what you put in the company. Good luck
