Frequently Asked Questions > Employees
Q. Why would someone work through registry?
A. Here are a few of many good reasons:
- You are seeking flexible work opportunities
- You would like to earn competitive pay and enjoy industry-leading benefits
- You are in transition, working through life and career changes
- You would like to build your clinical skills and your resume by working diverse assignments
- You would like to explore different areas of the country
- You would like to avoid the political demands inherent to permanent positions
Q. What are the requirements for becoming a NPH employee?
A. We require each nurse/aide to have at least one year of experience in the field that they apply for. Each applicant is required to provide a professional license in their field, provide proof of CPR certification, and will be required to renew their tuberculosis skin test annually.
Q. Will I have flexibility in choosing my assignments?
A. Employees are able to choose which days they would like to work, what hours they would like, and can exercise their options to stay local or travel out of the area. Let one of our skilled staffing coordinators know what you would like to do, and they will make it happen!
Q. What type of facilities can I work?
A. The type of experience you have will determine what type of facility you can go into. Training opportunities are available for anyone interested in expanding to different units.
Q. Where are the facilities you staff?
A. We staff many facilities all over Northern California. Our client base is always expanding: We staff facilities in many counties including: Butte, Colusa, Glenn, Modoc, Plumas, Shasta, Sutter, Trinity, Tehama and Yuba.
Q. What will my pay rate be?
A. Pay rates vary for each employee. An employee's rate depends on their experience and their contribution level. All employees are paid straight time for the first 8 hours, time and half for the next four hours; anything over 12 hours is double time! Wages are discussed during the interview process.
