Welcome to the Medstrix FAQs — your comprehensive guide to understanding our specialized healthcare staffing platform, services, and support. This resource is designed to help healthcare staffing agencies optimize their recruitment processes and connect with quality healthcare facilities.
Medstrix is a specialized healthcare staffing platform that connects staffing agencies with verified healthcare facilities. We focus exclusively on nursing and allied health positions including RNs, CNAs, LPNs, therapists, and other clinical roles.
Unlike general staffing platforms, Medstrix specializes exclusively in healthcare staffing. We provide clinical-specific job orders, compliance tracking for healthcare credentials, and dedicated support staff familiar with healthcare staffing challenges.
We work with hospitals, long-term care facilities, rehabilitation centers, outpatient clinics, and other healthcare organizations across the United States.
A healthcare job order is a detailed staffing request from a verified healthcare facility. It includes clinical requirements, shift details, credential requirements, pay rates, and facility-specific information.
To begin, your healthcare staffing agency must:
You'll then be assigned a Healthcare Staffing Specialist to guide your onboarding.
Most healthcare staffing agencies begin receiving qualified clinical job orders within 48 hours of completing their profile and verification process.
Full healthcare staffing plans start at $450/month. Custom enterprise pricing is available for agencies operating in multiple states.
Requirements vary by position and state, but typically include:
Yes. Our platform includes tools to track staff credentials, license expirations, and other compliance requirements specific to healthcare staffing.
Healthcare staffing agencies must maintain:
Minimum coverage amounts vary by state.
Yes. Our platform supports healthcare-specific invoicing with options for per-diem, travel nurse, and long-term contract billing.
All healthcare facilities are verified through: