AMN Healthcare

To all the nurses out there… do not work for this company. They are fake and do not care for the well being of nurses or how their reckless decisions can impact the livelihood of nurses and their families. I had already started my contract at a hospital when my recruiter called me to tell me I could not finish my contract because I fell my drug screening test. I had surgery and was taking pain meds. I told them that I had a prescription from my Dr. and she said that it did not matter that it was against company policy. I have worked for several agencies and never had this happened to me or any other nurse I know. They went further with this and reported me to the nursing board, however, the nursing board was just as confused as I was since I had a Dr’s prescription and as if that wasn’t bad enough they termed me from the hospitals they staffed. Please nurses do yourself and your family a favor and join other agencies.

AMN Healthcare is one the most valuable Mobil nursing company in the nation with amazing team members who are truly a good example of human being!

This company does it absolutely all wrong. They tote that they are the biggest staffing company in healthcare, which they are, but it’s because they buy up every company to try to diversify their business. What does that mean for the employees, you are absolutely a number and a dollar sign. If they don’t like you they will push you out of the company.
I worked there for almost 4 years. I started in a lower level position and was promoted a few times. Although their made up titles and pay didn’t make up for all the of additional responsibilities that was dumped on me. As well as the expectations that were placed on me to just pump people out of training 100% ready to role.
Any who, some of the people their are great people. Normally they are lower level management though. Things get very diluted and very fake as you climb the corporate ladder. Leading to the heads of the departments and of the company. They are so out of touch with what is happening on the ground floor you’d be amazed. If their minds everything is great with the company.
This a great place to get professional experience but, not somewhere you want to grow a career. Gain all the experience you can and then go to a company that will actually pay you and appreciate you. It’s all this place it good for.
On a brighter note though, they do have an amazing café! Maryanne the cook is one of the best people I have ever met there.
Other than that this is the place where dreams go to die. Stay away!

I worked for AMN for 2.5 years starting in 2011. Leaving was one of the best decisions I have ever made. I always got a sense that they cared more about their profits and numbers that actually taking care of their employees and customers. The silver lining of my 2.5 years of employment is that I learned exactly what I do not want in an employer.

Garbage company, they don’t really care for there clients. Sent me to a contract, the contract wasn’t ready for me to work I ended up paying for my own housing and lost 5 weeks of wages as well as the paid housing and travel! AMN didn’t admit to the fault and has not compensated or tried to reconcile the situation after a year of employment with them they still treat you like crap! So please do not sign with them the negative reviews are real!

Great facility to have classes in. Lecture hall is big and there is lots of room to spread out. Parking is always available. The hosting facility was very accommodating of our large class size. Although I did not indulge in the cafeteria food, many nurses in the course with me did and it always smelled delicious. Bathrooms were clean and the surrounding areas were very serene! Eating lunch outside was pretty special considering there were multiple wooden tables, some with shade and some with sun. Out front there was a large fountain with a bench where you could relax between classes. Only downside, be warned– your butt will go numb! The seats in the lecture hall aren’t lazy boys However, they get the job done! Best of luck!

In the last week I have met with several vice presidents in the company for an open position which I’m very interested in.
My experience has been a positive one. All the people I have met were very engaged in the interviews which I really appreciate. I am looking forward to my last interview today.

Interviewed with 2 senior managers. Both were there less than one year. Given the seniority of their positions that was a red flag. I got a bad vibe from talking to the interviewers about the company and got a sense there was a ton of politics. The departments seemed disconnected and their own department seemed disconnected from other departments.
What kind of company has their talent recruiter says we don’t hire jerks! That’s what the recruiter said to me during the interview process. Now this was not directed to me but still this was totally inappropriate! I It sets a negative tone and makes me wonder why a company has to instruct their employees to be respectful and honest. Interviewed for a position at this company as a temp and they treated me with distrust and extreme scrutiny during the interview process. I was fully qualified for the position, professional, kind, and honest. Again from my conversations it seems like this company is really disconnected. Even if I was given an offer I would have turned it down. They also told me they don’t have an official approved requisition, during the interview, which was not shared with me via my staffing agency recruiter. Because they didn’t disclose that information to my recruiter.
My brother in law worked there. He had not one positive thing to say about the company.

I have been working at AMN since February of 2014 and I absolutely love it! I’m so glad I made the move to San Diego and the transition to this company — the support from coworkers and management is awesome and I really feel like I am on a path to great success! I am excited for what the future has to hold for me and all my travel nurses that I work with! :)

Being a new travel nurse, I feel ready to take on my first assignment. Everyone that I’ve talked to has been so helpful in my process in becoming a travel nurse. Especially my recruiter, Jenna has been so supportive and informative my whole way through. I highly recommend AMH!

I am blessed to have found such a well established travel nursing agency. AMN has worked with me throughout the whole process and has provided me with numerous assignments to choose from. I am traveling with another nurse and my recruiter Jenna Scaduto was able to find us both an assignment that meets all of our needs and requirements. Jenna is beyond friendly, personable, organized, and truly makes me feel confident in choosing AMN to work for. I am excited to continue my career and journey with AMN as a travel nurse. I recommend AMN to anyone who values customer service, integrity, and opportunity.

I have been working for AMN Healthcare since April 2011 & absolutely love it. The work environment is one that makes you feel like you’re working with family & friends every day. I have even referred many friends & family members who now also work here within the main office. The leadership is approachable & you can tell they want what is best for you in your professional career & personal life.