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You are basically filling in for people or holding a spot. Super fun and helpful if you want experience  in this field, but if you start something and don't like it you are locked in for a random period of time. Personally I wish they were more transparent about the duration  of then assignment  (Like just an estimates or a small convo about it occasionally would be amazing) and difficulty of the particular department, but if you are quick on your feet it is not a problem. My biggest issue is work culture I like a super emotionally sterile work environment. While in front of the patients super professional, many have bad interpersonal skills, while others are super nice and welcoming (These are the people you come to work for). My overall experience with management has given me a minor sense of paranoia like someone is always watching and documenting what you do (but this varies from department). Overall I would keep working here if I actually enjoyed the medical field or if flexstaff offered a 2nd/3rd shift.

This is my first RN job. I am currently only doing covid vaccinations. From April-May it was great, getting 3/4 shifts per week. Now its a bit harder as shifts are dying down, the demand for vaccines are low as many people already are vaccinated. I'm lucky if I get one shift a week. They also require you to complete 450 hours total if you want to apply for a internal full time position with Northwell, which is hard to do since getting shifts now is difficult. Also since I'm a new grad, I get paid significantly less than the other nurses. It's a bit unfair because in the vaccine pods we all are doing the exact same thing. It was great in the beginning but it's a bit tiresome and unreliable now. It's a good job if you're not looking for anything permanent and need something to work on your own time. 

Very disorganized, there were colleagues who were promoted to permanent positions who were hired based on favoritism. They would intimidate the newer employees and not train them properly so that they would look more favorable to management. I was treated like I was inept and could not complete tasks. I was also told I did not know how to use a copy machine properly. I was given a fake interview at one site. Management did absolutely nothing except turn a blind eye. There was no accountability in ensuring a professional atmosphere. 

Great starter job if your interested in working in the medical field not as (nurses or doctors) but you still can** if your someone who is an upcoming nurse or doctor who wants to get a feel of the medical field before actually working as your career. Pretty good pay $20 an hour no benefits which is understandable it’s a staffing agency but weekly pay which is great. You can choose your assignments and no assignment can last forever but you can also apply to eventually work full time for the hospital at that assignment.

The work environment felt highly disorganized, with unclear expectations and inconsistent communication from management. Assignments did not align well with my background or long-term career goals, and there were limited opportunities for growth or skill development. I often felt undervalued in my role, and feedback was not constructive. Was given an assignment as an Epic Trainer but when I asked for more assignments similar to that I was told I was only given that assignment because they were desperate by management. 

The culture was driven by control, favoritism, and intimidation rather than collaboration or respect. Narcissistic and bullying behavior was not only tolerated but often rewarded. Professionalism was lacking at many levels, and communication often felt misleading or performative. Overall, it was an unhealthy and unsafe place to work.


I am a full-time college student needing a job for winter break and I found the perfect fit through Flex Staff.  It paid very well and I had the opportunity to pick up extra hours.  The staff is easy and available to communicate with. This really helped me through a tough time.  I was very grateful to have found this perfect match at the right time.  Highly recommend Flex Staff. 

came back for another temp job. recruiter this time had attitude and ghosted. The first recruiter I had before was so nice and actually helped me out. Big difference in how they treat people. 

very unstable they will randomly drop you and having you waiting weeks for new placement. they are very nice there but the wait for placement is unbearable. you don’t get paid while waiting and they remove u from sites so unexpectedly

hiring process was quick (2-3 days after applying) and there's an abundance of positions available after completing orientation. additional opportunities to continue full time with the organization.

Top Job Titles	Average Salary
Registered nurse 1 salary reported	$122,500 per year
Home care nurse 5 salaries reported	$114,500 per year
Occupational therapist 35 salaries reported	$86,433 per year
Physical therapist 1 salary reported	$97,500 per year
Speech language pathologist 34 salaries reported	$43.06 per hour

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