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Staffing partner · Based in Rochester, NY
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Consolidated Medical Staffing is a healthcare staffing agency that provides nursing and allied health professionals across various facility types.
The agency offers permanent placement, per diem, travel nursing, and contract assignments, allowing nurses to choose the type of work and pay structure that best fits their needs. While the agency appears to be based in South Carolina (based on application requirements for SC certifications and an 843 area code), they place travel nurses in multiple states including New York. A specific travel nursing assignment in Rochester, NY was identified for an Operating Room RN at a Level 1 trauma center, offering rotating day/evening/night shifts across surgical specialties including orthopedics, cardiac, neuro, vascular, transplant, and trauma. The agency emphasizes a 'relationship-based approach' to meeting clinical staffing needs and describes itself as having 'extensive experience filling medical positions.' They staff all levels of nursing including CNAs, LPNs, and RNs, as well as allied health professionals. The identified OR travel assignment includes a $34.10 hourly rate with $3,257 weekly gross for 48 hours, plus non-taxable stipends of $560 weekly for meals and $924 weekly for lodging, requiring the nurse to live more than 50 miles from the facility. Working as a nurse through Consolidated Medical Staffing provides flexibility in assignment type and duration, though the agency's review ratings suggest mixed experiences regarding pay, job security, and workplace culture.
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The organization's stated focus is 'Quality People Delivering Quality Care.' They emphasize a relationship-based approach to meeting clinical staffing needs and aim to provide continuity of care through both traditional travel and local long-term assignments. Their service model centers on offering nurses variety in shift work and pay to accommodate individual preferences.
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