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BENEFITS: Allied travel assignments are typically for 13 weeks and offer generous packages that include: Competitive pay rates Medical, Dental, Vision 401(k) and Flex Spending Life Insurance Accident and Short-term Disability Coverage Free Continuing Education Competitive Housing Deal Refer a friend and earn extra cash.
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Fiber Staffing Allied is seeking a travel Physical Therapist for a travel job in Meeker, Colorado. Fiber Staffing Allied Job ID. About Fiber Staffing Allied. Minimum 2 years of experience; PT needed for days, mostly M-F occasional Saturday if ortho surgery on Friday; RADIUS RULE: Traveler s perm address must be at least 65 miles away from our facility Local travelers will not be considered; This job requires 3 references- 1 being a supervisor.
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MedPro Healthcare Allied Staffing is seeking a travel Registered Respiratory Therapist for a travel job in Meeker, Colorado. Since 1983, we have placed happy nursing and allied travelers in top healthcare facilities nationwide.
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In addition, we have recruitment experts in allied health, scientific, insurance, and healthcare financial services. As a minority-owned and JCAHO certified company, we are a healthcare staffing agency that offers flexible staffing solutions such as: per diem, local contract, travel nursing, contract-to-hire, and direct placement.
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About MedPro Healthcare Allied Staffing. Since 1983, we have placed nursing and allied travelers in top healthcare facilities nationwide. Discipline: Allied Health Professional. Key Words: Therapy, Respiratory, Therapist, Registered Respiratory Therapist, Certified Respiratory Therapist, RRT, CRTT, CRT, EEG Tech.
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