Local contract nursing provides stability for healthcare professionals as they are assured of a steady stream of work for the duration of their contract. Healthcare facilities benefit from having experienced healthcare professionals who are familiar with the local healthcare system.
Local Contract Nursing
Local contract nursing refers to healthcare professionals who work on a contract basis at a healthcare facility within their local area. This staffing model is ideal for healthcare professionals who want to work in their own community and for healthcare facilities that require staffing solutions for a longer period.
Local contract healthcare professionals may receive some benefits such as health insurance, retirement plans, and paid time off. Additionally, they may receive a higher hourly rate compared to per diem and part-time healthcare professionals.
What is local contract nursing?
Local contract nursing is a temporary employment arrangement where a healthcare professional is hired by a healthcare facility for a specific period of time, usually several weeks or months, to fill a staffing need.
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