All Medical Personnel’s process is simple and involves these six easy steps:
1. Identification of Need
Your territory-specific Business Development Manager will work with you to gather a detailed practice description, including the type of physician, physician assistant, or nurse practitioner required, the start date, the length of the need, the practice details and your budget parameters. The details of the practice help us to identify the best fitting providers!
2. Contingent Agreement
The agreement outlines what you should expect from us as your agency and what we expect from your as our client. We will ask that you review and approve our two page contingent agreement that allows us to discuss your needs with our providers. We are non-exclusive and contingent so you are not obligated to accept one of our providers.
3. Candidate Submission
Now that we understand what you are looking for, our recruiting team engages. We will utilize our extensive database, network of locums and additional resources to locate highly-skilled, pre-screened physicians, physician assistants, and nurse practitioners available to fill your need. CVs and other requested information will be presented for your review.
4. Candidate Interviews
Once you have selected the locum tenens provider(s) you are interested in, we can coordinate interviews with you or your facility, if required. Typically, these interviews occur over the phone and allow you to get to know your locum tenens provider, enabling you to make an informed decision.
5. Candidate Selection
Let us know which provider(s) you would like to move forward with and we will create a Confirmation Letter that details the provider, worksite, dates and rates that you have agreed upon.
6. Credentialing Assistance
If your facility requires credentialing, we have an expert to serve as the liaison between your credentialing department, All Medical Personnel and the locum provider(s) to ensure your organization’s process goes as smoothly as possible and that the provider is privileged to work in your facility on the day you need them to start.
