All about staffing???

Never heard of them, but I hope they don't ask you for any money for their 'search'.

I have heard of All About Staffing, from what I know they are the agency for HCA. In my area, they only put people in HCA facilities. I hear they pay every week and the pay is pretty good, something like $42/hr for nights. I also heard if you take a 12 week contract, you can make up to $60/hr. They also have a 401-K plan too.

I used to work in an HCA facility during nursing school and they had plenty of nurses from All About Staffing and this is what they have told me. I currently work with a nurse who work for them during the week and she confirmed the $42/hr pay.

I worked for them for a year in the Austin area. They place for HCA hospitals only.

bad points -

no benefits except 401k match (can't remember how much)

lots of cancellations (my cousin called them All About Not Staffing)

good points-

34 bucks/hour for day shift on m/s, more for specialty and nights

lots of flexiblity - I only had to schedule one shift every 3 months (heard they changed it to one month) and could cancel up to 3 hours prior to my shift

paid weekly

I quit because the director left and I didn't like the new one. Also the hospitals I liked to work for started dragging their feet about using agency, leaving only the sucky one. Four shifts at South Austin and I said no more. But for the year I was there it worked out okay.

You'll be stuck in HCA facilities, which isn't a good thing. But if you're going to be stuck in a HCA facility, better to make more money doing it through them than through the hospital.

Yeah, I keep hearing mixed reviews about HCA hospitals. He got my number from my resume on CareerBuilder. I'm a Pedi nurse moving to Jacksonville, FL because my husband is Navy, so no benefits is definitely not a problem! But if I could get a Pedi job paying $30+/hour I'd be a happy camper!

Yup.

Worked with them.

They're okay.

What is a HCA hospital?

I currently do NICU with AAS. Pay ranges from 43.50 - 47.50. They do staff only HCA hospitals and they don't offer benefits. Other than that, it isn't bad. I'm only required to do 1 shift/month.