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AMN Healthcare Incorporated Reviews
What is it like working at AMN Healthcare Incorporated?
Sometimes confusing, but overall positive.
Sonographer in Macon:
Pros: Traveling, gaining experience,
Cons: Having to stay on top of pay/payroll and issues affecting day to day living when payroll is not smooth
Upgrade compared to working an 8 to 5p.
Medical Assistant (Certified) in Houston:
Pros: Traveling
Cons: The recruiter does not negotiate travelers' pay to the extinct.
Great Company to work for.
Credentialing Supervisor in Dallas:
Pros: The ability to make change.
Cons: Work life balance can be hard to manage. Being salary means lots of extra hours with no additional compensation.
Learn something new everyday.
Recruiting Coordinator in Coppell:
Pros: Flexibility
Cons: The left hand doesn’t know what the right hand is doing so sometimes it can cause confusion amongst other departments
Financial Analyst:
Absolutely love AMN! Leadership is incredible and takes the time to ensure that all team members to develop. Pay and benefits are fair but not special. Also, wish the dress code would loosen up to keep pace with other firms.
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