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MEET THE TEAM
Michelle Via
Talent Support Administrator
Misty Wilson
Talent Acquisition/Recruiter
Jason D’Addario
Talent Acquisition/Recruiter
Jason is absolutely amazing, very helpful and goes above and beyond to make sure his client is happy. I really appreciate him. He's a very understanding, prompt and respectable young man. Thanks Jason .
Pamela T.
Kristina Lulgjuraj
Talent Acquisition/Recruiter
Enthusiastic, driven, and caring. If there is something you need, she will make sure you get it.
Paul S.
Brian Idzior
Information and Technology
Pico
Travel Pet Safety Advisor
Nina Rozanski
Finance Administration, Accounts Receivable Analyst
Is dedicated to her job and goes the extra mile.
Lauren B.
Ashley Wyatt
Quality Administrator
Bill Mayer
Quality Administrator
Kathy Mullin
Talent Acquisition/Recruiter
Always responds quickly. My go to. Great customer service.
Deon H.
Jen Scott
Requisitions Controller
Lauren Burger
Chief Operating Officer
Nichole Gokenbach
Chief of Staff
Rose Torrento
President/CEO/Chief Nursing Officer
Rose is one of the best people out there. If everyone followed her you guys would have an army of recruits. She is sensational!
Jeff H.
Alice Apsey
Finance Administration, Accounts Payable Analyst
Alice is a great person to work with. She is nice, kind and willing to help whenever she is needed.
Nichole G.
Jeffrey Kleckler
VP of Talent Acquisition & Development
My recruiter, Jeff, is amazing! He is always checking in on me. He values me as an employee and a person. He works so hard, but always reaches out when you need him. He is the best person I've ever worked for.
Mindy S.
Chelsea Idzior-Hodges
Director of Administration & Quality Assurance
My co-worker in crime! I know she will always have my back and that anything she
Marisa Panchenko
Talent Acquisition/Recruiter
Mia
Travel Pet Safety Advisor
Varee Grandberry
Quality Administrator
Always prompt and extremely helpful with any questions that I may have had.
Deon H.
Maddie Monchnik
Talent Acquisition/Recruiter
Lacey Cyphers
Talent Acquisition/Recruiter
TESTIMONIALS
CF
Carol Carter and Donna Wells have been amazing!
Cathy FredricksonNortheast Georgia Health System
LN
I was a little apprehensive about becoming a Travel nurse at first as I had never ventured into that realm . My first assignment was through Health Providers Choice (HPC), and I couldn't be happier with the experience I had. HPC's team prepared an onboarding package for a smooth transition into my new role and workplace. My recruiter Jason , was my greatest resource throughout this process. He was dedicated to providing a better, more rewarding experience and definitely went above and beyond to do this. I would recommend anyone who wants to take that first step into travel nursing to consider HPC as your first choice.
Linda NhambuDetroit Receiving Hospital
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Love HPC!
Ryan RivetteLos Alamitos Medical Center
NEWS & NOTES
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Continuing Education for Travel Nurses: Upskilling on the Road
Continuing education is a necessity for nurses. From best practices to new skills, the more you learn, the higher standard of care you deliver. What can you do further your education while on assignment? There are always continuing education opportunities available — if you know where to look. -
New Year, New Travel Nursing Goals.
The new year is an opportunity for everyone to look at the future with fresh eyes — and fresh goals. But setting goals isn’t always easy, and you might not be sure how to approach it — especially if you have big dreams. This year, take time to map out your goals, and create a framework for achieving them. As a travel nurse, defining your goals can put your career on a higher trajectory — for 2022 and beyond. -
Compassion Fatigue: How to Recognize and Fight it as a Travel Nurse
Compassion is an essential part of the job for every healthcare professional. For nurses, it’s part of every day, every shift, and every patient interaction. But when compassion fatigue creeps in, it’s difficult to feel good about your job. If you’re feeling short on compassion, you’re not alone. -
Headed to a Wintry State on Your Next Assignment? Get Ready for the Cold.
If you’ve never spent the winter in a state known for harsh conditions, winter can be downright dangerous. Travel nurses headed to cold, wintry climates for the first time need to pack more than a parka. Know what to expect if you’re taking on an assignment in Minnesota, Wisconsin, upstate New York, or anywhere else with a reputation for unforgiving winter weather. -
Cost of Living Across the U.S.: What to Expect in Your Search for Travel Nurse Housing
Where you take your next assignment plays a big part in how much you’ll earn — and how much you’ll spend. The cost of living varies widely across the United States, and it’s important for travel nurses to keep this in mind when accepting assignments in different cities and states. How does cost of living affect the value of a travel nursing contract? -
6 Tips for Coping with New Assignment Anxiety
Travel nursing anxiety isn’t usually crippling, but it often affects nurses right before the start of a new assignment. Trepidation can make starting a new assignment feel more complicated or overwhelming than it is.
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