Apply to Become a Med Travelers Allied Healthcare Professional
Submitting an application to Med Travelers is your key to unlocking the door to a whole new world of professional and personal growth opportunities working as a travel allied professional. Getting started on the exciting journey ahead starts here. Simply follow the three steps outlined below to get introduced to your personal recruiter.
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Follow these 3 easy steps to get started as a travel allied healthcare professional:
Application
The application is secure and easy to complete. We’ll ask for basic information including your recent work experience, medical licensing and education details, so make sure you have this information on hand. Get started now.
Skills Checklist
Once you apply with the Med Travelers allied staffing agency, the next step is to complete one or more skills checklist. These online forms take only a few minutes to complete and let you detail your skills and experience, including any licenses, certifications and specialized knowledge.
Referencing Form
The last step to get started as an allied travel professional with Med Travelers is downloading the Professional Reference Request Form and submitting it to three of your most recent employers.
Any Questions? Call a recruitment specialist
Call (800) 788-4815 to speak with a Med Travelers recruitment specialist. He or she will answer any questions you may have about allied travel and help you complete your application over the phone.
Take your time. You can even download the application and send it back to us if you prefer. Download a printable application form in Adobe Acrobat Reader and mail or fax the form back to us. Fax: (972) 983-0267
Address:
Med Travelers
5001 Statesman Drive
Irving, TX 75063
Getting Started Checklist
Click here to access Med Traveler's "Getting Started" Checklist for an overview of the three step application process and information on important documents you will need to get started on your career as a traveling allied health professional.