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MEET THE TEAM
John Prosser
Nina Rozanski
Finance Administration, Accounts Receivable Analyst
Very diligent! Nina is very effective in her day to day operations and makes work easier for everyone else in the organization!
Jeff K.
Lauren Burger
Chief Operating Officer
Bonny Parish
Requisitions Controller
Varee Grandberry
Quality Administrator
Always returns my emails. She is very professional, helpful, and caring.
Shuree N.
Marisa Panchenko
Talent Acquisition/Recruiter
Chelsea Idzior
Director of Administration & Quality Assurance
Marketing wiz. Has her finger on the pulse.
Paul S.
Kristina Lulgjuraj
Talent Acquisition & Business Development Manager
Kristina has a warm personality that draws people to her. This is evident in the strong relationships that she has built with her candidates, many who have been with her for years.
Chelsea I.
Mia
Travel Pet Safety Advisor
Lacey Cyphers
Talent Acquisition/Recruiter
Ashley Wyatt
Quality Administrator
Maddie Monchnik
Talent Acquisition/Recruiter
Jason is most likely to be known as the office jokester. Even so, he exhibits true professionalism in his role, and dedication to helping his candidates find placement.
Chelsea I.
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.
Alice Apsey
Finance Administration, Accounts Payable Analyst
Alice is a hard worker, team player, easy to get along with.
Jeffrey Kleckler
VP of Talent Acquisition & Development
Jeff is a great person. He always advocates for me and has my best interests in mind. He is an invaluable employee. He works hard for me and I am very happy to work with him.
Julie B.
Nichole Gokenbach
VP of Client Relations & Marketing Development
Pico
Travel Pet Safety Advisor
Kathy Mullin
Talent Acquisition/Recruiter
Kathy has been very helpful and patient. During my first assignment she helped guide me through the new process. I had so many questions and she took the time to answer them all.
Michael S.
Rose Torrento
President/CEO/Chief Nursing Officer
I love Rose!
Sherry A.
TESTIMONIALS
AA
I've worked for this company since the start. Rose and her team are very professional, caring and very helpful in any way possible. I have been on and off with this company for fourteen years now and every time I return it is always better than before. Rose and her team are definitely transparent and honest. There are no hidden agendas and everyone wins.
Angela AdamsBeaumont Oakwood Southshore
MH
Hpc staff has always been very helpful and timely.
Mary HiltonHFHS HENRY FORD HOSPITAL SYSTEM
GC
I Know HPC staff for long time, and I Have always been satisfied.
Giovanna CatarinicchiaSinai Grace Hospital
NEWS & NOTES
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Tips for Adjusting Your Sleep Schedule as a Travel Nurse
Having trouble keeping your eyes open for your shifts? Struggling to fall asleep once you’re finally in bed? Feel like you never get enough rest? Sleep is fickle and can be even more difficult if you’re constantly adjusting your sleep patterns. Travel nurses should be mindful of their sleep cycle and take steps to promote healthy habits — despite assignment changes, unpredictable shifts, and off hours. -
Urban vs. Rural Assignments: What to Expect From Your Destination
Healthcare facilities differ dramatically depending on their location. A rural facility in the heart of the Midwest won’t have the same diagnostic and treatment capabilities as a state-of-the-art medical center in a major coastal city. Travel nurses should be prepared for the differences and adapt accordingly. What you’re used to at one location may differ drastically at another. Adapting quickly is critical. -
Delta Variant FAQ: Common Patient Questions
As cases of the delta variant of COVID-19 climb, so do questions about it. People aren’t sure what to make of it, or they’re misinformed about the danger and risk of contagion. As nurses are bombarded with questions, it’s important to have simple, succinct answers at the ready. When people understand the severity of delta, they can do more to properly protect themselves and help curb the current surge. -
8 Travel Nursing Specialties in High Demand
It’s no secret that the more experienced and credentialed you are as a nurse, the more in-demand you are — and the higher your wage opportunities. For nurses with specialties, travel nursing is lucrative, and you can usually take your pick of exciting destinations where your skills are needed. Here’s a look at the top travel nursing specialties in high demand right now and how to leverage your skills into an amazing travel nursing career. -
6 Reasons to Take a Break Between Travel Nursing Assignments
Travel nurses sometimes feel guilt when they decide to take time off between assignments. Don’t! Hanging up your scrubs for a couple of weeks is a great way to recuperate and get yourself ready for whatever your career has in store next. Taking time between assignments also gives you a chance to catch up with loved ones, organize your life, and attend to things you might’ve neglected while you were busy at your last assignment. Here’s a look at why many nurses choose to buffer time between assignments. -
Coping With a Bad Assignment and Leaving it Behind
If you find yourself nearing the end of a miserable assignment, it’s important not to dwell. Instead, lift your head up and look to the future. Your next assignment is right around the corner, and it’s bound to be better. Process the lessons of an unpleasant assignment, and use them to grow as a professional. Remember, for every poor assignment, there’s an equal — likely greater — number of wonderful experiences waiting for you down the road.
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