Clinical and non-clinical roles
We staff a wide range of clinical roles and support positions to meet shifting needs across care settings.
Clear information for job seekers and healthcare partners.
Find straightforward answers about what we hire, the documentation we ask for, payroll and timekeeping, and how to begin working with Pulse Medical Staffing. If you don’t see what you need, reach out on our contact page.

We staff a wide range of clinical roles and support positions to meet shifting needs across care settings.
Assignments include short-term shifts and longer engagements across hospitals, clinics, long-term care, outpatient settings, and home health.
We match credentials and experience to client requirements and look for professionals who can adapt to different practice environments.
Our team supports both facilities seeking temporary staff and clinicians who want schedule flexibility or new clinical experience.
Applying starts with an online submission where you provide your background, licenses, certifications, and relevant work history. After we review your materials, a member of our recruitment team will contact you to confirm qualifications, discuss available opportunities, and explain next steps such as any required screenings or orientation.
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If you have documentation you’d like to share in advance, mention that in your application so we can expedite the process.


We place a mix of licensed and certified clinicians as requested by our clients, such as registered nurses, licensed practical nurses, nursing assistants, and other allied health or support staff depending on demand.
Yes — we sometimes recruit non-clinical personnel if a client requests roles like administrative or support staff. Those openings are listed on our careers page when available.
We require immunization and health documentation aligned with client expectations. Typical items include proof of routine vaccinations and TB testing, along with any facility-specific requirements. If you have questions about exemptions or alternative documentation, discuss them with a recruiter during onboarding.
New hires commonly complete background checks, drug screening, verification of clinical competencies, and any tests required for the role. Exact requirements vary by client and assignment; your recruiter will outline what’s needed for each opportunity.
Payroll policies, pay frequency, and timekeeping processes depend on the position and contract. We provide clear instructions on submitting time sheets and how payroll is processed once you accept an assignment.
Submitting an application does not obligate you to accept assignments. If hired, we’ll review any minimum engagement expectations during onboarding so you understand scheduling requirements and how to remain active in our system.
If you are a facility interested in staffing support, we can discuss your needs, typical turnaround times, and the types of professionals we can provide. Visit [our services](/services/) or send an inquiry through [contact](/contact/) to start the conversation.
If you didn’t find an answer here, we’re happy to help. Reach out through our contact page for personalized assistance — whether you’re applying, credentialing, or coordinating staffing for your facility.
For the fastest response, use the contact form on our contact page to tell us whether you are an applicant or a facility partner. Include the role or staffing need, your availability, and any documents you want us to review. A recruiter will follow up to outline required screenings, documentation, and timelines.