This company is a farce. They mislead my wife into believing she had a job as Pharmaceutical Technician at Providence Hospital. She was told by Medical Staffing Incorporation she had the job, told her which hospital she would be working at, made her get a physical, blood work, vaccination testing, flushot, fitted for disease masks, spend 4 hours and $70 for a four hour class to be certified for CPR, had her jump through an endless amount of hoops, and get our hopes up only to not return calls when it came time to find out when the job started. They even told her how much she would be making. When my wife called "John" he said he would call her back one way or the other to let her know, he never returned the calls. My wife kept calling and "John" kept dodging the calls. Finally we heard from another person "Brian" who said that the hospital decided not to fill that position after all of this hard work my wife had to go through and expense. Only to see just after medical staffing Network said there was no job, Providence Hospital had the job still listed on their website. I implore you to stay as far away from this "Agency" You will feel there is something shady about them if you deal with them and you will most likely be correct. If I had the time and energy I would contact our state's attorney General and all labor protection groups that protect people's rights from this fraudulent company. One gets the feeling they are much like the movie Boiler Room just operating in an empty room screwing people over. My biggest question is what do they benefit from this. They can't be making money doing what they did to my wife. A horrible experience with Medical Staffing Network. Avoid them at all costs if you don't want the runaround.
Medical Staffing Network Healthcare Reviews
This company is a farce. They mislead my wife into believing she had a job as Pharmaceutical Technician at Providence Hospital. She was told by Medical Staffing Incorporation she had the job, told her which hospital she would be working at, made her get a physical, blood work, vaccination testing, flushot, fitted for disease masks, spend 4 hours and $70 for a four hour class to be certified for CPR, had her jump through an endless amount of hoops, and get our hopes up only to not return calls when it came time to find out when the job started. They even told her how much she would be making. When my wife called "John" he said he would call her back one way or the other to let her know, he never returned the calls. My wife kept calling and "John" kept dodging the calls. Finally we heard from another person "Brian" who said that the hospital decided not to fill that position after all of this hard work my wife had to go through and expense. Only to see just after medical staffing Network said there was no job, Providence Hospital had the job still listed on their website. I implore you to stay as far away from this "Agency" You will feel there is something shady about them if you deal with them and you will most likely be correct. If I had the time and energy I would contact our state's attorney General and all labor protection groups that protect people's rights from this fraudulent company. One gets the feeling they are much like the movie Boiler Room just operating in an empty room screwing people over. My biggest question is what do they benefit from this. They can't be making money doing what they did to my wife. A horrible experience with Medical Staffing Network. Avoid them at all costs if you don't want the runaround.