American Mobile Healthcare Employer Reviews

Certainly by far the worst travel agency for RN's in the USA. They simply are lacking in the day to day clinical issues nurses face on a daily bases. They do not stand by the RN's they employ, they simply do not have the insight. They work on a business model only! From the executive on down to middle management they are incapable of making philosophically – more... rational, and reasoned decision with reference to clinical RN's. They are incapable of standing behind there RN's! – less

Becoming a travel nurse was the best way to move my whole family from the East Coast to California. Since I wasn't going back to NYC they gave me the whole travel allocation which would have been $250 each way. I was able to use that and add some to buy the family's plane fare. Since they were providing housing (a fully furnished 2-bedroom apartment – more... in a nice secured complex), I didn't have a hard time finding a place to stay for the whole family. All you have to bring are pots & pans, linens and in our case - the kids toys. I would have stayed with them if you don't have to pay extra for the housing if you call-in sick which happened in my case. I fell face flat in the apartment's hallway which is by the way even though carpeted still is hard concrete underneath and sustained 2 raccoon eyes. I had to stay off work for a couple of days which means not getting paid after 2 weeks. Bummer....... – less

Dayshift, 12 hours, Small community hospital ICU. Friendly staff.

All one needs to do is research this company online by reading travel nursing blogs!! They are absolutely the worse!! They treat you like a number only, low pay, poor housing, pennies for travel expenses, attempts to force a nurse to drive across country in only 2 days and then start their first shift working nights the following day, contract doesn't – more... mean a thing to them as one week I only worked one shift when the contract stated 36 hours/week!! I drove 3200 miles one way to lose money for their ??contract?? I have never been treated this way by subsequent companies that I have traveled with. Shame, my first travel contract and I just didn"t know.....I have had great experiences traveling with other companies since then. – less

Took care of the insurance for all the nurses that were hired to be a traveling nurse program.

I have really enjoyed working for this company, The recruiter has went above and beyond duties, to keep me happy and satisfied on my assignments.

treated each employee as an 'item' not a person. unsupportative and unwilling to assit with staffing issues. management was rarely visible to the staff.

This was my first and last travel nursing assignment. I renewed once to continue working at St. Mary's Hospital

This was my first travel company used. They offered me a low pay and put me in an apartment that ended up being a nightmare. I had a leaky roof that ruined my bed. I did have the apartment set up and furnished by the company, which went well. I learned after this assignment just how much money I was losing by letting the company set up and pay for my – more... housing. Will never use this company again. – less

Very good travel agency but no support when changes insisted on by company and contract already signed. They seem to always do what administration wants in the end and the nurse suffers the did not appear to have any qualms about that.

I loved moving to different hospitals and exploring new departments. I feel grateful that I was able to be a part of so many different departments. I learned something different from each of them. I enjoyed all of my co-workers. I would say the hardest part would have to be leaving each assignment.

I work as a Travel Nurse in one of the biggest hospitals in LA, Ca. I have wonderful co-workers but it is a very challenging job due to the heavy work load.

Traveled to various nursing homes, which included all surrounding towns. Days consisted of a lot of travel, and time management was a crucial aspect of this job. I worked with a dispatcher, so I did not have contact with co-workers,
The hardest part of the job was obtaining exams, when it rained, because the equipment could not come in contact with – more... the outside elements, and not all facilities had covered parking.
The most enjoyable part of this job, was interacting with the clients and the staff, – less

Recruiter for the company was very helpful and prompt. Received above average compensation when compared to other wages of staff nurses in more perrmanent positions. Was a great opportunity and had a fun time