All Star Recruiting
34,675 positionsThe Talent Acquisition Specialist should be passionate about building quality teams, strives to bring in the top talent to one of the fastest growing industries, understand the ASR culture, and is a firm believer in what we do matters.
We pride ourselves being a recruitment firm that can provide swift, professional, and reliable service without the cost, multiple contacts, and headaches of a larger company.
Essential Job Functios: Utilize proactive recruiting techniques, develop industry contacts and select qualified individuals who will provide added value to the department, business objectives and All Star Recruiting.
All Star Recruiting (ASR) is looking for dedicated, energetic, hardworking individuals who want to join a very successful and growing healthcare staffing company in the North Broward area.
JOB ID#: 44059 Board Certified/Eligible Need is due to growth Clinic 4 days a week with one day of office work Call of 1:4 for peds and newborns only Hospital Employed Highly Competitive compensation, sign on bonus, relocation, loan assistance, and more!
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