CAREERS

“Working at The Meadows Ranch is both rewarding and fulfilling. Knowing that I am part of a team that is changing and saving lives one day at a time gives a gratified sense of purpose. I have been amazed by the opportunities to grow professionally and personally at The Meadows Ranch. Most importantly, I feel pride and passion for the lifesaving work that we do on a daily basis for our patients.”

“I love working for a company that is constantly looking for ways to improve the quality of care our clients receive and saving lives on a daily basis. I enjoy guiding people towards the happy life they were meant to have and teaching them about the mind/body connection side to their recovery. I work with amazing staff who are kind, caring, and intelligent human beings. I’m so honored to be a part of something so important for the past 18 years.”

“I love working at The Meadows Ranch because I get to be an eyewitness to the miracles that happen here daily. We work with patients that have eating disorders — this is a difficult but rewarding profession. I have literally seen patients walk through the door that I thought were not going to walk out. With the help of our multidisciplinary teams, patients are able to restore weight, stop ineffective eating behaviors, and learn to communicate their needs and return to a normal life outside of the Ranch. Miracles are possible here at The Meadows Ranch, and I get to be part of this process of changing and saving lives. Who wouldn’t want to work here?”

“I took the job at The Meadows Ranch believing residential care wasn’t for me. I told myself I would be happy if I made it six months; I am proud to say I have been with Meadows Behavioral Healthcare for nearly two years and do not plan to leave anytime soon. I truly enjoy working on our interdisciplinary team and collaborating [on] patient care with the best practitioners in the eating disorder field. I feel grateful to have the support of my clinical director — she is approachable, knowledgeable, and accountable. My knowledge has increased tenfold, and I continue to receive opportunities to grow as a rising clinician. On the most intense days of patient care, I can go to my colleagues and process challenges to ensure self-care.”