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travelwise

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  1. The DFW area is basically staffed entirely by Texas Health. They contract out to a few agencies. They pay isn't that great to be honest. If you are looking for a high stipend pay package, I know FlexCare staffs TX and they usually pull the stipends right of the GSA website.
  2. Where are you looking to travel? I'd definitely say some agencies are better than others with pay and frequency of jobs depending on geography...
  3. travelwise replied to aphmac's topic in Travel
    AMN is great for first time travelers for placement, but you'll learn a lot and end up switching companies after a couple contracts with them. IMO
  4. A travel friend of mine just got a huge a rapid response rate for a job in Oakland with a hospital paid completion bonus via FlexCare. She was saying they were paying much more and had more options for her than other companies she had spoken with for CA jobs (Fastaff, Emerald, AMN.)
  5. Level I is by no means a requirement to travel; however, general rule would be at least 2 years’ experience in the ER. Recruiters are aggressive because the industry is very competitive.
  6. FlexCare Medical Staffing is based out of Northern California. Check them out, I can't say enough good things about my recruiter there.
  7. Try FlexCare Medical Staffing's virtual recruiter on their website!
  8. the pay and the needs are in CA, don't waste your time anywhere else if you're serious about traveling
  9. sounds very fair actually
  10. Go with the recruiter that delivers.

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