We place nurses, therapists and allied health professionals in travel, per diem and permanent healthcare jobs across the country. Browse by role below, or call a recruiter and tell us what you are looking for.
Most of what we place is contract work, so three practical things decide what is realistic for you: which states you hold a license in, how soon you can start, and whether you want to travel or stay near home. Tell a recruiter those three and you will know where you stand in one call.
Shift by shift work near where you live. You choose what you pick up.
Direct placement into a staff position at the facility. You join their payroll, not ours.
Pay depends on your specialty, the state, the setting, and how urgently the facility needs someone. A crisis contract in a hard to staff state pays differently from a permanent role in a large metro.
Rather than quote a range that turns out not to apply to you, we will tell you the actual rate for your specialty and your states on the first call, before you commit to anything.
The same person handles your file from the first call to the end of the contract.
Credentialing and state licensure applications, which is usually the slowest part.
Not a contractor, and not subcontracted to another agency.
A lot of our contracts are filled from our own bench before they are ever posted. Tell a recruiter what you are looking for and we will call you when something fits.
We place registered nurses, LPNs, physical therapists, occupational therapists, speech language pathologists, respiratory therapists, surgical technologists, MRI and radiologic technologists, ultrasound technologists and pharmacists. Roles are available as travel contracts, per diem shifts and permanent placements.
No. You can call a recruiter first and decide afterwards whether you want to apply. Talking to us does not commit you to anything.
No. Our services are free for the healthcare professionals we place. We are paid by the facility.
It depends on your specialty, the state, the setting and how urgently the facility needs someone. Tell a recruiter your specialty and the states you are licensed in and they will give you the real rate rather than a range.
No. Some contracts are filled from our own bench before they reach the site, which is why it is worth telling a recruiter what you are looking for even if nothing on the site fits today.
Specialty, setting, and the states you want to work in. A recruiter will come back with contracts that fit.
