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Amercian Mobile

I have been a traveler for 2 years. I am looking for a company that has decent pay with a wider selection of assignments. Can you give my any input about American Moble? How are they to work for? Is the pay competitive? Do they have many job opportunities? Any info would be appreciated.

Thanks, Lori :idea:

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Hi Lori,

I am just starting to look into travel nursing, but have been doing a lot of research. I went to the following website: http://forums.delphiforums.com/travelnurse

There were quite a few forums talking about how much they didn't care for American Mobile. I personlly have no idea if that information is legitimate, but you might want to check it out. Hope that helps!

Jen

have been looking all over for forus of hemo travel nurses. have gone to those already mentioned and will look into foundation co. can't believe i missed that one. i think i've talked to them all. just wanted to make some connections, ask some questions etc. i am specifically looking for 4 weeks out then 4 weeks home the back out etc. my kids are grown. well both in college. mamma is a fixin to grow!

have been looking all over for forus of hemo travel nurses. have gone to those already mentioned and will look into foundation co. can't believe i missed that one. i think i've talked to them all. just wanted to make some connections, ask some questions etc. i am specifically looking for 4 weeks out then 4 weeks home the back out etc. my kids are grown. well both in college. mamma is a fixin to grow!
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have been looking all over for forus of hemo travel nurses. have gone to those already mentioned and will look into foundation co. can't believe i missed that one. i think i've talked to them all. just wanted to make some connections, ask some questions etc. i am specifically looking for 4 weeks out then 4 weeks home the back out etc. my kids are grown. well both in college. mamma is a fixin to grow!

I have worked w/a lot of travelers. They all seem to have a minimal of three months in their contracts. Is there such a thing as month long ones?

there are several companies that do 4 week assignments. it is probably not their preference but they are there.

there are several companies that do 4 week assignments. it is probably not their preference but they are there.

Be careful as many of those are "scab" assignments.

I have worked with American Mobile but will be leaving them soon. No major problems, but a lot of minor ones.

As a note, their stock/company is doing poorly in the financials right now.

i have heard that too. i am stipulated that i will not cross picket lines. i could never do that to fellow nurses who are trying to better their situation when they work there permanentely. i just pray that i can get a feel for a recruiter that will be honest with me about that.

I had a contract with American Mobile twice - both at the same hospital. After talking with many travelers I think it really boils down to who your recruiter is. I had a GREAT one and I really miss working with her.

i just talked with a friend of a friend recentely that has been with american mobile for a while and she swears by them. however, the research that i have done, which is not a whole lot, does show the pay to be somewhat less. there are some web sites that have some comparisons and rankings. if you don't know what they are let me know and i can turn you on to them. i have got to decide something this week. wish me luck:rolleyes:

i have heard that too. i am stipulated that i will not cross picket lines. i could never do that to fellow nurses who are trying to better their situation when they work there permanentely. i just pray that i can get a feel for a recruiter that will be honest with me about that.

Do be aware that frequently the recruiter is not "aware" of those issues. A friend of mine was signed up to work at an MCP facility that went on strike and she was stuck.

Others got caught with there guard down when Grady phased out agency and cancelled them. The recruiters "knew" nothing then, also.

Sounds like it is hard to play is safe. traveling involves a good deal of risk and risks increase when you try to do 4 wk. assignments. i guess it would be a good idea to have an emergency fund in place. are you a recruiter. if you are a nurse, have you done much traveling?

Sounds like it is hard to play is safe. traveling involves a good deal of risk and risks increase when you try to do 4 wk. assignments. i guess it would be a good idea to have an emergency fund in place. are you a recruiter. if you are a nurse, have you done much traveling?

Traveler for 2 1/2 years.

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