AMN Healthcare Employer Reviews

I used AMN and was assigned to a floor in a hospital were the staff hated Agency nurses. They started to tell lies about me and the agencies help in supporting me and protecting my license was zero. Instead they placed me on a "black list" and sent it to all the hospitals in every state, preventing me from getting work. They never heard my version of – more... the situation and never answered my calls to management to sort the matter out. Its up to you now,..YOU HAVE BEEN WARNED! – less

I basically took on travel assignments . My recruiter is looking out for her travelers all the time .

-Beautiful location and facility
-Nice, friendly people
-On-site gym
-On-site Starbucks
-On-site cafeteria
-Each department has their own kitchen and bathroom
-High CEO involvement
-Company very involved with community services events, professional development, and personal well-being/growth programs
-All departments go all out for Halloween!

The most enjoyable part of the job is that I was busy all day. I learned to manage my time and meet deadlines. A typical day at work was printing documents and data entry.

This was my worst experience with them. They pay far less then other companies and their systems are not good. Go with other companies rather then working with AMN.

We are very disappointed with them. All 5 travelers, will never work with them.

Awful. In every way. Lied. About everything: salary, job description, housing, positions. Apartment not ready when I moved in. No furniture for several days (slept on the floor). Moved to city only to find out the position didn't fit my skill set. Was told many things that later I was told, "I never said that. And besides, you don't have it in writing – more... so there is no proof." This seems to be their motto. I do have many things in writing that they are still refusing to honor. I took a job with another company because I found how little AMN paid and with all the dishonesty and trouble I had with them. Months later I started getting hounded about how much money I owed the company. I never did receive my last paycheck. I just want to be free of any association with them. Good thing I have so many things in writing because I may have to get legal counsel involved. – less

Busy fun environment. Supportive co-workers and excellent executive management team . Work needs to be done on internal advancement and retention of employees. Although there is a program in place it is not followed.

This was an ok job if you don't mind taking almost 300-400 calls per day, the best part about the job was having holidays off and weekends

Learned a whole lot.

Macro: Company operations.
Micro: Database analysis & creation.

You never know if you will have a job from day to day. Very poor management

I really didn't like working there to many meetings and they wanted us to have 50 calls per day, how could we keep up with the calls when we had sooo many meetings during the day and week. crazy very high turn around. no one looked happy there.

Loved all of my peers I worked with day to day in the trenches, but management (lack of leadership) made it difficult to be successful. No room to grow in the company in the current structure.

AMN should have stuck with its original brand, travel nursing. They didn't and chose to acquire several companies and have gone through so much reorganizing that most employees get lost in the mix of the company trying to catch up with its poor choices. Beautiful building? Yes. Fake Rah-rah sessions to keep you going? Maybe. Pay and good career/opportunity – more... for advancement. NO WAY. Need a paycheck? Maybe, but get out ASAP. – less

current employee on assignment poor pay they do not research facilities before sending you not good fit they changed my time card then all they do is make excuses. they quote different packages for everyone. if you area traveller do not use this company

Started off being a terrific agency. Then my recruiter left and the recruiter I was assigned to next only returned the phone calls and emails that were convenient. When I was first assigned to her she told me everything I wanted to hear but didn't back anything up. I was in limbo until a week and a half before my assignment ended waiting to hear where – more... I would be going next. It's scary when you aren't for sure if you will be able to find a new assignment when your assignment ends. She told me that she would start looking 2 months ahead of time but didn't start doing anything until 3 weeks, then it was a scramble. She also kept informing me of jobs that were open that I wasn't qualified for. She would tell me things then deny saying them. I'm also questioning where all the money is actually going. A cost breakdown would be nice. – less

Lots of growth and learning opportunities for eager and hardworking individuals. Managers tend to be young, but executive leadership is progreessive and genuinely cares about the company and all team members.

The thing I like the most about AMN is the ability to connect internally. I have met a lot of people since I've been here and the relationship connections have proven to be very, very valuable. I have met people from all over the country and some very prestigious universities.

Fun work environment and the social aspect is incredible.

If you're looking – more... for a start in your career and an opportunity to look in on how a business runs AMN would be a good company to get a start with. The people that run this organization are level-headed and they're always looking for new ways to make business better. – less

The company since it was bought out has changed. It is not "long time friendly" and lets you know that at any given time, you can be replaced with now young college kids for half the pay. The hours are not family friendly. The commissions don't always apply because there is no set standard and what was worked so hard for, could go to a different department – more... when you had no idea that could be the case. You will be told that your base plus commissions will be great, but you better just be content with about half the commissions they actually tell you, you will make. This company has a reputation for being a "sweat shop"... ask around before you accept a position. The door there is always revolving. Positions are always open. Do your homework on THEM. – less

This company makes alot of promises but when push comes To shove, you are on your own. As a traveler, you find out quickly that you are the product, not the client. They do not advocate for you and whatever the facility says goes, regardless of any agreement you may have with them or your recruiter. Money is all they care about, not integrity or honesty – more... and certainly not you. – less

I learned a lot in Excel. Company did not have resources to invest in Software.