Case Management Services

February 12th, 2010

Expedient Medstaff is proud to showcase our Case Management Service Line. Expedient Medstaff Case Managment Solutions ensures patients receive the care and resources needed to appropriately treat their illness or injury. Expedient Medstaff Case Management Solutions offers case management services for catastrophic injuries, vocational injuries, and chronic illness. Legal consultation, bill review and utilization managment services are also available. Expedient Medstaff advocates the best patient care while minimizing costly, unnecessary, and redundant treatment options that often lead to a prolonged recovery.

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Ready…Aim….Hire!

February 1st, 2010

Expedient Medstaff is pleased to showcase its Direct Hire service line. Expedient Medstaff Direct offers permanent placement services to employers across the United States. Research shows that employers in the USA spend more than $250 billion a year locating, securing, and retaining employees. Leaders know that without the right employees they are doomed to mediocrity, yet most employers use outdated methods to acquire employees. Expedient Medstaff Direct brings the world’s best talent to the worlds best employers. Although Expedient Medstaff provides its direct placement and temp to hire services nationally, our fee for service is 50% less than most national providers.

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Per Diem Nursing Jobs

January 15th, 2010

Nurse staffing companies are a great option for nurses looking for contingent nursing jobs, part time nursing jobs, high paying nursing jobs, or nursing jobs with flexible schedules. Nursing agencies are often thought of as temporary employers. While many nurse staffing firms are a bridge between jobs, many nurses make a career out of working with a nurse staffing firm. One of the common questions we hear is “what happens after 13 weeks?”. While this is certainly a great question and we understand the rationale, the answer to this question is that we hope the schedule will continue and if the job dries up, we will have plenty of notice to find something comparible to meet your needs. As a staff nurse, schedules tend to be 4-6 weeks in duration. However, there isn’t any apprehension as to what happens after 4-6 weeks. It is assumed that the job will continue. In staffing, the liklihood of the job continuing is good and the chances of finding a similar job is great. While no nursing job anywhere is gauranteed, there is job stablity with nurse staffing firms. Expedient Medstaff has had nurses working in the same facilities for over 13 years. We consider ourselves to be a career choice for high caliber nurses wanting high wages and flexiblilty. We are proud of the nurses that are on our team and owe our success to them and their hard work. If you would like to join the Expedient Medstaff Team, please apply on line…it will take less than 5 minutes!

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Travel Nursing Jobs….Taking You Home For The Holidays.

November 12th, 2009

If you are a Registered Nurse and want to get back home with your family for the holidays, then a travel nursing job may be your ticket there. Traditionally, travel nursing jobs are 13 weeks in duration. However, since the Great Recession, more and more short term assigments are becoming readily available. Taking your profession with you on a trip back home will eliminate some expenses, provide cash in the bank and most importantly give you time to spend with you family, friends and loved ones. Please feel free to search travel nursing jobs at www.expedientmedstaff.com to find an assignment that will get you home for the holidays. Expedient Medstaff’s application process can be completed in less than 5 minutes. Happy Holidays from Expedient Medstaff.

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Travel Nursing….Regaining Its Strength!

November 11th, 2009

Travel Nursing has regained it’s pulse. While it is still weak and thready…there is a pulse. There is no doubt the recession has hurt travel nursing. However, travel nursing is regaining its strength. The darkest hours were back in April and new life is starting to show as we approach the holiday season. Now is the perfect time to jump into travel nursing. Whether you prefer sunshine or ski slopes….Expedient Medstaff has positions. Apply on line…it takes less than 5 minutes!

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New Mexico Travel Nursing Jobs

September 28th, 2009

With fall upon us and travel nursing jobs on the rise, we want to offer our travel destination spotlight…New Mexico:

New Mexico is known as the “Land of Enchantment” and is a truly wonderful destination for your next travel nursing assignment.

Experience the unique culture of New Mexico by visiting the many museums which span a diverse historical spectrum. Start with the Billy the Kid Museum in Fort Sumner or the Indian Arts and Culture Museum in Santa Fe and end with the modern day National Atomic Museum in Albuquerque.

If the great outdoors is your primary interest, New Mexico travel nursing has you covered with great weather for fantastic skiing, hiking, boating, and exploring. The clear blue skies of New Mexico are home to the world’s largest hot air balloon festival with over 700 balloons in the sky making for quite a spectacular sight.

Of course if you visit the Roswell area, keep your eyes open for flying saucers. That would really make for a memorable New Mexico travel nursing assignment.

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Travel Nursing Jobs On The Rise

September 17th, 2009

Travel nursing jobs are on the rise. To put it into perspective, the travel nursing jobs available today are likely three times those available in April 2009. However, jobs still tend to get filled quickly…it is like the proverbial dogs fighting over a single bone scenerio. Nurses that have a desire to practice their profession in travel nursing have to be ready to go as the jobs are released. Success is going to the nurses that are qualified and have a predetermined acknowledgement of what jobs they will work. Expedient Medstaff understands that travel nurses are now registering with several travel companies in order to “cast a wider net” and increase their odds of landing a travel nursing assignment. In the interest of making registration easier for travel nurses and per diem nurses alike, Expedient Medstaff has totally revamped our application / registration process. It now only takes a few minutes of time to register with us. Once travel nurses register, Expedient Medstaff will create an up to date resume / travel nurse profile and market this to open jobs that are of interest to travel nurses. We are confident that our easier registration process and the professional profile we create for each nurse will increase the chances of travel nurses finding their dream assignments. Try our registration process…let us know what you think!

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Arizona Travel Nursing Jobs

September 10th, 2009

Travel Nurses looking for Arizona Travel Nursing Jobs? Expedient Medstaff is pleased to announce it has been selected to provide travel nurses to two hospitals in Tucson, Arizona. David Stoessel, Vice President of Travel Nursing Services, stated “With the addition of these two fine hospitals, Expedient Medstaff now serves 50 hospitals in the state of Arizona. We are thrilled to bring on these new clients and are excited to offer them high caliber travel nurses.” Matt Cahillane, President of Expedient Medstaff, stated ” With the fall and winter months approaching and the expected census increasing from population shifts during the winter months, we are confident we can assist these hospitals with the seasonality of their census.” Expedient Medstaff is provider of travel nursing services in beautiful locations throughout the United States.

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The Eye In The Sky

August 24th, 2009

A story from a Travel Nurse-
Many travel nurses rely on a GPS unit to help get them where they are going. I am no different. I love my GPS. I like how it shows me an instant map of where I am at. I can see the side streets before I actually get to them and know what the road ahead looks like…sharp curves etc. I really like the feature that indicates what time I am going to arrive. Now, my GPS doesn’t change time zones, so my arrival time is in Eastern Standard Time because that is what my GPS unit is set to. It amazes me how far we have come technologically. That being said, it is far from perfect. I am getting close to having owned my GPS for about a year and it hasn’t been updated yet. So, any new construction that has happened is not reflected in my GPS. This weekend I took my wife and kids to see a Toledo Mudhen’s game. The Mudhens, put on the map by Klinger from M.A.S.H., are the Detroit Tigers minor league team baseball team. The stadium was new and it was a lot of fun. But getting there with my GPS was a little hectic. My GPS told me to take I-75 South to I-280 then get off on exit 10A. No problem, I take I-75 South to I-280. Theres exit #11 so I am merging over to get off on 10A. Only one problem, there wasn’t a 10A and I was on a bridge going over water. I had to get off the next exit on the other side of the River. See, the bridge was newly constructed and my GPS was 1-year-old. So I had to back track and lost 20 minutes. So, the important message here is: Update your GPS if you plan an out of state trip and it’s been a year or so since your purchase or last update. It is worth the peace of mind to be able to count on your GPS to get you where you are going on time. Happy Travels!

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The Practicality of Studying Nursing On-Line

July 14th, 2009

In the interest of promoting the nursing profession, Expedient Medstaff has allowed guest author Peter Larsson to post this blog article about obtaining a nursing degree on-line. We hope you find this information useful.

What exactly is nursing?
Nursing, loosely speaking, is a type of healthcare profession that is focused on the caring of individuals, families, or communities so that those individuals’ families and others may attain, maintain, or recover to optimal health as well as quality of life from birth all the way to the end of life. There is a very wide variety of specialties where nurses are concerned, and any nurse postulate has the option of going into any number of specialties. There are special nurses that aid pediatricians with the care of children, there are special nurses that aid the elderly in the final stages of life, there are nurses that specialize in the care for cancer patients, and there are even administrative nurses that have very little contact with patients whatsoever..

Why Study Nursing?
Nursing is a rewarding field with many opportunities. The field of nursing is not only a field which offers extraordinary pay, bonuses and signing advances, but also the simple reward of knowing that one is helping people live better and feel happier. Nurses enjoy a relatively flexible schedule that differs from time to time, so a set weekly schedule is relatively rare. However, as a result of this, fewer days per week are required of nurses. Nursing is a fast growing occupation, but still with a high call for new employees. The employment requirement for nursing is expected to increase by nearly 25% between 2006 and 2015 creating almost 600,000 new jobs in that field in the next 9 years. As of an occupational census at the end of 2008, there are around 2,694,540 nurses registered in the United States, but more are needed every day. As of that time, the average starting pay rate of nurses in their first year of work is $46,782. However, with a higher degree in nursing such as a masters-prepared degree, a first year nurse can expect to make well over $63,000 and with a doctorate in nursing, one can expect to make in the mid $70,000’s. Of course, all of these salaries rise depending on how long a nurse has been working at a single location and the location of the hospital. Statistically, nurses in larger city hospitals make more per year than small town hospitals.

What is the difference between studying nursing online versus in a classroom?
Online study and traditional in class study do vary in a variety of ways. In class study tends to carry the illusion of having more of a one-on-one connection with a teacher. This is, in fact, not the case. In classroom study, teachers often lose track of students in the hustle and bustle of everyday classes. In online classes, however, teachers are able to connect better with the students because teaching often does happen one on one. Classroom study and online study also have the vast difference of being very different in regards to how much time is needed for each one. Classroom study has a set schedule of when and where class must be held. This forces students to be at a specific place at a specific time to learn the subject material. This can not only get in the way of work schedules, but also general life, especially for nontraditional students. Online class work gives the advantage of the student being able to dictate where and when he or she completes the class work necessary. Studying nursing online also comes at a much lower cost than traditional study because fewer activity fees and other extra fees must be paid by these online students.

How can I get Hands-On experience if I study nursing online?
One problem that seemingly arises when it comes to studying nursing online is the need for hands on experience. During the course of getting ones nursing certification, one is required to take part in a series of clinic duties in order to get hands on experience of what it is like to service help for general patients as well as specialized cases. For traditional classroom work, this is usually done in clinic courses substituted in lieu of a lab. Online clinic hours are easy to complete as well. All it takes is certification from the school and a hospital nearby that allows students to perform clinic-oriented duties on patients under supervision of a visiting nurse-instructor. These opportunities are so vast because nearly any hospital is willing to allow students to perform their clinic hours, even if no instructor is available. Many hospitals will allow current nurses to supervise the training of clinic duties to students. In this day in age, there is a limitless availability of applications and resources online. Video communication and demonstration video is available to be streamed online which allows students to practice some nursing skills at home. Through forums and chat rooms, communication with fellow students and instructors is extremely easy. Many healthcare facilities will pair students up with mentors that will aid in the instruction of more advanced nursing skills to guide students through clinic duties for more hands-on experience. Overall, with the lower costs and the vast variety of hands-on experience, online nursing education is an attractive alternative to those who can benefit from the flexibility of such studies.

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