
We want you to be successful in your career with us! While there are many things to learn in this industry, we trust you have already fallen in love with the sense of independence and flexibility that this industry will bring to you and your family. We understand at times beginning this new type of career may also bring on a little anxiety, stress and sometimes fear, because it is new to you. You have come to the right place and the right page!
- Does the firm cover professional liability and worker’s comp insurance? If I am involved in an incident or have an injury or accident while working, will I be covered? If the answer is anything but ABSOLUTELY, you should reconsider your options.
- Are you a Joint Commission Certified Staffing firm? If this answer is no, ask them why not? In today’s temp&travel market, this is expected by most healthcare institutions and well respected by reputable caregivers. By working for only a certified staffing firm you will be represented by a company that has proven their ability to meet rigorous standards in: business operations, quality improvement initiatives, and in the provisions of hiring, placing and continuously evaluating the care provided by their professionals. Achieving the Gold Seal from the Joint Commission represents the highest possible achievement in healthcare staffing standards. We ask you: “How do you choose your healthcare staffing partner?"
- Is there Clinical support within the organization that has an understanding of my profession, the current healthcare environment, and the issues and problems we face in today’s healthcare market? If there is not, you should consider working for a company that is built with a framework of clinical knowledge and one which strongly represents the healthcare industry. Anything other than this is just another business.
Does the Staffing firm hire qualified and professional personnel to manage its operations? Do they treat me with respect? Do they follow through and do what they say? Do I feel they are trying to help me find shifts, a new job, or whatever I am looking for, with my best interest at heart? If you cannot say YES to any or all of these, then we suggest you explore your options. When you do, ask yourself: How was I greeted? Did the representatives in this organization assist me promptly? Did they discuss how they would play a role in my success? Were they professionally dressed and prompt to assist me? Did they seem to have a genuine desire to assist me?