Glbal Healthcare Group Recruiting Agency

suzanne4, RN · Jul 31, 2007

There have already been multiple threads on this agency. And as we will answer you again:

Take the time to do a thorough search on any agency that you are considering signing with. Do not rely on your friends or aunties to do the work. You can put any agency into a Google or Yahoo Search engine and find out everything that you ever wished to know. You can also follow up with the Better Business Bureau in the state where they are located, and if all else fails, the US Embassy in your country.

I do not know anything of this agency, but there are already multiple threads on this forum, as well as the Philippine Forum. Please take the time to check them out.

nursemavi · Aug 1, 2007

I don't know of anyone who has been employed by this agency. However, I had applied to this agency via the internet and was given a contract. Unfortunately, I did not sign up with them. If you are asking about this agency because you received a contract, I suggest you read and dissect the contract. No contract is perfect but you can align it to the requirements you set for yourself such as the location of the state, salary and benefits, contract period, facility of assignment, breach of contract policy,etc. You have to check the requirements set by the agency for the hired applicant,too, like who is going to process the endorsement of your license if you will be placed in a state other than your original state of license and the number of years of experience. A contract is symbiotic in nature, that is, you get something from the agency(green card, salary and benefits) while it also earns its upkeep through the payment given by the facility where you will be placed and the portion of your hourly rate. Like what Suzanne had cited, you can research about the agency via the web and the US Embassy. Good luck and God bless.

ninaz · Aug 2, 2007

I heard that they have a bad reputation. I know a lot of physical therapists who had denials because of their reputation.