Brand: Greenstaff Medical
Department: GSUS Per Diem
Position: Healthcare Recruiter

Job Summary

The Healthcare Recruiter is responsible for driving the end-to-end recruitment, focusing heavily on market-facing sourcing, comprehensive candidate vetting, and scheduling. This role prioritizes building a high-caliber pipeline of healthcare specialists, ensuring rigorous data integrity within internal platforms, and maintaining continuous candidate engagement to optimize placement rates and support early compliance stages.

Key Responsibilities

• Talent Sourcing & Pipeline Development

• Strategic Sourcing: Formulate and execute multi-channel sourcing strategies (e.g., job boards, skilled networks, social media) to consistently identify high-caliber healthcare talent.

• Lead Management: Evaluate inbound applicant flow and execute proactive outreach to passive candidate pools to maintain a robust talent pipeline.

• Availability Management: Systematically capture, track, and verify candidate availability to optimize placement rates and meet urgent staffing demands.





• Vetting, Selection & Offer Management

• Comprehensive Vetting: Conduct rigorous candidate screening, competency assessments, and initial credential verification.

• Rate Negotiation: Facilitate competitive compensation discussions and align pay rate structures with market benchmarks and budgetary guidelines.

• Submission Management: Oversee the formal candidate presentation process, ensuring clinical and skilled profiles align perfectly with client specifications.

• Onboarding Orchestration: Administer the offer letter issuance process and facilitate formal acceptance procedures to ensure a seamless transition.

• Compliance, Orientation & Support

• Compliance Handover: Coordinate the seamless transition of placed candidate files to the Credentialing Department for final clearance and primary source verification.

• Operational Orientation: Educate candidates on scheduling protocols, mobil

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