Pros
Company-provided equipment Work-from-home Uncapped commission Some training on relevant medical terminology
Cons
Unrealistic metrics - expected to make a minimum of 75-100 calls per day, EVERY day, no matter what else you have to work on. One week I had three three submittals that became placements (which was a lot of work given the amount of searching and the fact that recruiters have to calculate and negotiate pay), but I was still faulted for not making my call metrics Nurse contracts are CONSTANTLY postponed or cancelled, often because other departments within the company drop the ball - which of course means you can't earn your commission through no fault of your own. Also the poor nurses suffer, sometimes after they have already moved to a new city for the contract that ends up being cancelled. I morally could not recruit nurses anymore knowing what could happen. Feels more like you're working a call center. I last 6 months, and within that time HALF of my team had quit. You'd think that would be a hint that things need to change.