A: Because our nurses are legally our employees, we pay for liability and
malpractice insurance, workers' comp. and all payroll taxes.
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Q: If I choose to become a Nurse Providers employee, do I have to work
exclusively for Nurse Providers?
A: No. Many of our nurses are full- or part-time employees of hospitals or
clinics who want to increase their income.
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Q: Do you have daily pay?
A: Daily pay is available in our Southern California offices.
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Q: Do you offer a bonus for signing up with Nurse Providers?
A: Nurses Providers periodically offers sign-up bonuses.
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Q: How much experience does Nurse Providers require?
A: Nurse Providers requires one year experience within your classification;
however, our staffing coordinators can help you get the experience. Call today
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Q: Do you have to be licensed/certified?
A: Yes, for nursing positions.
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Q: What areas/geographical locations do you serve?
A: Nurse Providers primarily operates in California. However, we do have
travel nursing opportunities around the Western US.
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Q: What credentials are needed to become employed with Nurse Providers?
A: Current license or certificate, Current CPR and PPD, Health Statement, and
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Q: Does Nurse Providers pay well and does Nurse Providers offer any benefits
and vacation time?
A: Nurses talk. We listen to them, so we know when it is time to increase our
rates. We know that our salaries are competitive and we offer a wide variety of
benefits. Benefits vary geographically. Call you local office to find out more.
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Q: When does the pay period start and end?
A: Nurse Providers work week begins on Sunday at 12 AM PST.
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Q: Why do I have to get another physical and PPD? I just had one this past
year.
A: You don't--bring us the documentation as long as it is within one year,
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Q: I'll be moving to the area soon. Can I sign up locally now?
A: We'll be happy to send all of your
records to your new location.
Q: How can I find out more about the insurance?
A: Call your Nurse Providers local office for details.
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Q: What facilities do you staff?
A: Nurse Providers staffs all major facilities in our markets.
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Q: Which facilities do you have contracts with?
A: We have contracts with all major facilities in your area
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