Getting Prepared for Travel Credentialing
A high-level overview of the Allied travel credentialing process, its purpose, and advice for travelers to help them get credentialed confidently and efficiently.
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COVID-19 and a wave of retiring medical technologists (MTs) have resulted in a wealth of medical technologist jobs, including travel assignments.
“At any given time, we have approximately 100 or more jobs available throughout the U.S. and with many different shifts and available start dates,” said Tiena McCrary, Club Staffing senior principal recruiter. “But now we have over 250 available positions from Alaska to Hawaii, New York to California, and back down to Florida.”
Even so, the job market for traveling medical technologists can be competitive, so travelers and their recruiters must work together to ensure that their candidate profile is current and that travelers are flexible enough to be considered for many opportunities. And the process starts with having an exceptional resume.
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