[EnergizerNurse]

I spoke with a recruiter today from Intelistaf ... their website is www.intelistaf.com

Does anyone have any information about this company? Of course, the recruiter sold me the Brooklyn Bridge over the phone, but I know our trusty nurses in this forum can help illuminate what's real and what's not.

[mboblett]

I have worked with Intelistaf for over 2 yrs on and off. For the most part I prefer them better than smaller agencies. Where are u wanting to go?

[twograce]

Originally Posted by EnergizerNurse

I spoke with a recruiter today from Intelistaf ... their website is www.intelistaf.com

Does anyone have any information about this company? Of course, the recruiter sold me the Brooklyn Bridge over the phone, but I know our trusty nurses in this forum can help illuminate what's real and what's not.

I have worked for intelistaf since 1981. off and on. they don't pay as well as some of the other companies but they do stand behind you, for the most part and its the little things they do that really add up. like remembering your birthday, nurses day hospital week. they have a $500. completion bonus for the first 13 weeks and it grows by $500. each 13 weeks after that

[cooked123]

I've worked for InteliStaf since 2001 in Columbus Ohio. I have been communicating with new MSN office, and they are very responsive and helpful. I am lucky that my former InteliStaf manager is still my manager. As my on-line name may indicate, after 32 years, most critical care and some traveling and insurance, I am burnt out so badly I have yet to take an assignment or complete paperwork. Interviewing tomorrow for a position far far far away from the tyrannical hierarchy of ignorant hospital administration, 14 hour days with no thanks, whining families, rude physicians, too many new grads on CCU/cath lab right out of school.....but I will work soon day shift in an ER through good ole MSN...they have ALWAYS made me feel valued and do respond to email or phone calls. cheers!!!