AMN branch companies

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Specializes in Nephrology, Dialysis, Plasmapheresis.

I'm looking into a company called Nurses RX, which is a branch of American Mobile. I am wondering what the benefits or differences would be to go with one company or the other. Is there difference in benefits or pay? What is the purpose to have a subgroup? Does anyone work for one of these smaller companies that branches off AMN?

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Each "brand" of AM is supposed to appeal to a different kind of traveler so that they cover more travelers. The pay and benefits do vary. Ask your the recruiter for NursesRX. I saw a recent post (not sure if it referred to AM or CC) where the traveler actually stayed with the same recruiter and switched brands!

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I've been talking with recruiter with NursesRX concerning an assignment. I read reviews on several different agencies. It's so hard to know which one is safe to use. Any ideas? Complaints?

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Specializes in Nephrology, Dialysis, Plasmapheresis.
I've been talking with recruiter with NursesRX concerning an assignment. I read reviews on several different agencies. It's so hard to know which one is safe to use. Any ideas? Complaints?

I recently read that nurses RX is awful... At this point I don't remember where I read that. I think one person can have a great experience and others a bad one. Overall though, heard more bad then good about them. I've been reluctant to try.

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I've not heard anything specifically negative about NursesRx other than being an AMN company. Before AMN purchased them (this was basically pre-internet), they really did have a bad rep among travelers. I don't know how much of that was real, and how much was the big company factor (more travelers means more complaints) - they were one of the largest companies at the time.

No matter the agency, a bad or good recruiter will make all the difference.

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