Nurse Choice?

[jaylynn67]

I am getting offers from them starting at 40 an hour, guaranteed 48 hour work week. has anyone worked for them? this seems like so much money to me. My recruiter quoted 15,000 gross in 6 weeks!! too good to be true?

[NedRN]

So-called rapid response jobs are often at challenging hospitals. Remember King Drew Hospital in South LA (finally closed) where people died in the ER waiting room? That had such jobs for years. Sometimes such jobs are decent (such as a big ramp up needed for an Epic conversion), but they usually pay well for a reason. Expect to earn your money.

[abcnurse123]

I am getting offers from them starting at 40 an hour, guaranteed 48 hour work week. has anyone worked for them? this seems like so much money to me. My recruiter quoted 15,000 gross in 6 weeks!! too good to be true?

Hello, I actually work and am currently on an assignment with Nurse Choice, my recruiter is awesome, they usually offer 48 hour contracts but your hours are guaranteed and the housing through the company is usually an extended stay hotel as 1st choice and then an apartment if required, but you can always take your stipend and find your own housing. I have worked at great hospital's so far "knock on wood" I'd be happy to answer any questions that you may have!!

[imunurse2]

I have never worked for them and probably won't their insurance has a 45,000 deductable for family. I'm stuck taking the agency that I work fors insurance because my husband has a history of back strain and we can not get independant insurance.