Working with an Agency in Wisconsin

[javawren_23]

I've been looking in to working for an agency in norther/central Wisconsin. I've read that Ready Link will work to place new nurses. Does anyone know any other agency that will do so? Any recommendations for a good company to work with? Thanks!!!

[Roller]

I've been looking in to working for an agency in norther/central Wisconsin. I've read that Ready Link will work to place new nurses. Does anyone know any other agency that will do so? Any recommendations for a good company to work with? Thanks!!!

Hi Javawren 23,

I just read your posting, I to am thinking about travel nursing in Wisconsin. I'm currently working with Medical Solutions. My recruiters name is Craig Korth. He's a nice guy and will place you relativity quick or put you in a direction that will do so.

Good Luck.

Now maybe you can help me. I'm appying for a Wisconsin license. The Board is asking for a copy of my completion or graduation from nursing school, they won't accept transcripts as proof. Did you experience any problems like this? Just curious. Roller.

[farmerRN]

I wouldn't hold my breath on steady work in Wisconsin for travel nursing. Most hospitals have not been hiring for quite some time. As a Wisconsin native, I had to move out of the Wisconsin/midwest to find a decent full time job.

[atpicord]

I know more hospitals in the area are looking for ICU experienced nurses or nurses who have had experience in nursing for sometime. I think its harder to find work in wisconsin if you are a new grad.

[soxgirl2008]

Most hospitals have not been hiring for quite some time. As a Wisconsin native, I had to move out of the Wisconsin/midwest to find a decent full time job.

Where in Wisconsin? In SE wisconsin hospitals around here are hiring new grads.

[CochranT]

I know some friends that work through Clear Medical Solutions and Clear Medical Agency.

They really seem to like them. I dont know their policy on working with new nurses, but you might want to check them out?

[Biffbradford]

Re: Clear Medical Solutions - just how does that service work?

[CochranT]

I'm pretty sure any experienced Nurse who wants to work agency has a fairly easy time getting a profile in and approved by various facilities they work with.