Work at a Reputable Medical Institution With Our Help
With Pulse Medical Staffing, you will have the flexibility to choose when you want to work and where you want to work. We offer per diem, temporary, and contract assignments. With us, you also make the choice of how often you want to work, be it full or part-time. Many of our nurses choose to work part-time to supplement their primary income. We provide a variety of work venues, which include hospitals, nursing homes, rehab centers, and mental health facilities.
We Care
At Pulse Medical Staffing, we know nurses have more employer choices than ever before. This is why we value the opportunity to work with you – placing you as our highest priority. We are committed to our nursing staff.
Some of our incentive offerings to our nurse team members are:
- Highly Competitive Pay Rate
- Completion Bonuses After First 80 Hours
- 24-Hour, Person-to-Person Support
- Holiday Pay
You will be offered some of the best compensation in the industry, and we currently have opportunities for RNs, LPNs, and CNAs… so what are you waiting for?
Job Seekers – Frequently Asked Questions
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We request that you have a minimum of 1-year of experience in your chosen field.
A one-time fee of $25 will be charged to the applicant when they are hired for a background check.
Yes. We maintain daily per diem assignments along with temporary contracts and clinical assignments.
No. A Pulse Medical Staffing coordinator will call you as assignments become available, but the decision is made by you as to whether to accept the assignment.
Daily.
Yes. Many locations have enough work assignments to allow full work weeks.
Just some of the locations where we have opportunities are: nursing homes, hospices, hospitals, rehab centers, and mental health facilities.
Better Pay. Flexible scheduling. Referral Bonuses. You decide when and how often you want to work. These are just a few of the many reasons why you should choose to become a Pulse Medical Staffing team member.
Pulse Medical Staffing nurses are required to arrive on time, wear their name badge, have a good attitude, and complete the work assignment issued to them by the facility. The nurse may be asked to attend a short orientation before working an assignment at a facility at which they haven’t previously worked. Nurses are supervised by the management staff of the facility, not by Pulse Medical Staffing.