Boston Healthcare Recruiters
We connect healthcare professionals with job opportunities across Boston and beyond
We Simplify the Hiring Process
TAG MedStaffing provides comprehensive healthcare staffing services across Boston, Massachusetts, and the entire United States. Our offerings include locum tenens, travel nursing, travel therapy, and allied health staffing for healthcare organizations, businesses, and government entities.
With recruiting teams specializing in placements ranging from phlebotomists to physicians, CRNAs to physical therapists, HR managers to medical assistants, we have the expertise to connect you with the right talent. TAG MedStaffing is proud to offer nationally-recognized temporary, temp-to-hire, and direct hire staffing solutions tailored to your needs. Whether you require short- or long-term staffing support, let our dedicated teams help you find the healthcare professionals your organization requires.
Boston Healthcare Staffing
We build bridges between medical and healthcare professionals searching for their best-fit positions. We get to know each candidate, their career ambitions, and what drives them.
With over a century of combined recruiting experience and a deep understanding of the field, our Boston team takes pride in its effective communication with both clients and candidates. Covering a wide range of specialties and services, TAG MedStaffing in Boston is your one-stop solution for fulfilling your healthcare staffing needs.
Our Business Development team takes a consultative partnership approach, investing time to understand each client’s unique culture in order to become a trusted ally on their talent acquisition journey. Whether you’re exploring new career possibilities or seeking to hire, reach out to discover our focus on mapping the right solutions for your specific needs and values through service, integrity and human connection.
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We list the top 10 in-demand healthcare jobs in 2024 and beyond. It states registered nurses, medical assistants, physical therapists, medical managers, diagnostic sonographers, pharmacists, surgical technologists, occupational therapy assistants, dental hygienists, and speech language pathologists are seeing high growth.
What Facilities Should Know About Onboarding Travel Nurses
As demand ebbs and flows, medical facilities increasingly rely on travel nurses to plug staffing gaps, but effectively onboarding these temporary workers requires some unique considerations. This blog outlines key areas – from condensed orientation to expediting EMR access – that hospitals and clinics should focus on when integrating travel nurses to maximize their productivity.