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We believe the true value of a wellness program is the long-term positive effect they have on an individual's life. Proficient in biometric screening skills such as manual blood pressure, finger stick, height/weight measurements, BMI, and vaccination administration (nurses only.
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If you are a nurse, phlebotomist, medical assistant, EMT or paramedic looking to supplement your income by picking up extra shifts that fit your schedule, then this per diem opportunity is for you! Rather than emphasizing what people are doing wrong, we want to help them discover their healthy habits and use them as a launch pad for intrinsic change.
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TotalWellness provides corporate health and wellness services to companies nationwide. Venipuncture skills are a plus! We are looking for health professionals who can help deliver this positive message to employees at on-site wellness events.
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Please remember we do not have full time work available, this is a PRN position – working as needed. Services include: biometric screenings, corporate vaccinations and a wellness portal which includes a Health Risk Assessment.
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We work with employers who are searching for ways to make their employees’ lives healthier and happier. Are able to lift up to 30 pounds and stand for extended periods of time. Since our start in 1998, we have worked with companies that are interested in the happiness and health of their employee population.
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TotalWellness, one of the nation’s leading wellness companies, is looking for independent contractors to work health screenings and vaccination events in your area. Have a minimum 1 year clinical/medical experience.
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To learn more about our company and apply please visit. Comfortable with computer and iPad usage. Have active license/certifications. For more information on TotalWellness, visit TotalWellnessHealth.com.
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Proficient in biometric screening skills such as manual blood pressure, finger stick, height/weight measurements, BMI, and vaccination administration (nurses only)
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