Compliance & Licensing
With Allied Health, job compliance is simplified, so you can take dream jobs all over the U.S. as an allied health traveler. We are here to help you achieve your goals, which means setting you up for success in every way we can. We make sure you have the credentials you need so you’re qualified to take assignments and start living your dream life.
Here are some things we require before you start taking allied health travel jobs with AHS MedStat:
- In-depth interviews
- HIPAA compliance training and verification
- OIG verification
- State Board Verification
- License status and standing verification every month
- Drug screening
- Current medical review
- Seven-year, multi-county background check
- Ongoing performance ratings
We also require our professionals to have at least two years of experience and to have demonstrated a high level of clinical excellence.
We want to make sure our allied health professionals are a good fit for the facilities that need their help to make sure everyone is happy. That’s why we go above and beyond to ensure professionals are fully credentialed and qualified to set candidates up for success and give facilities peace of mind.
Licensing for Travel Allied Health Professionals
If you’re interested in becoming a travel allied health professional, you need to obtain the proper licensing or certification for each state you practice in.
Some allied health specialties have multi-state compacts that allow you to practice with the same license in states that have adopted legislation. For example, there is a Physical Therapy compact which allows physical therapists and physical therapist assistants to practice in multiple states. Speech language pathologists may also get a multi-state license through the Audiology & Speech-Language Pathology compact.
For other specialties or for professionals who want to practice in states that haven’t adopted compact legislation, you will typically need to transfer your license to practice to each state. Many states have reciprocity for other state licensure. Transferring your allied health license depends on each state and different states may have different requirements.
Our team at AHS MedStat is here to help guide you through the process for the licensing and credentials you need for each assignment. We can help with everything from helping you set up courses you need for compliance to helping you keep track of all your necessary documents and paperwork. Whatever you need, we are here for you.
We work with you to find assignments that meet your needs and also offer guidance to help you further your allied health career. If you have certain destinations you’re dying to visit, we can help you obtain licensure ahead of time, so you’re prepared when the perfect opportunity arises. It’s just one way we make a difference for you.
Get started today by browsing our job board or reaching out to a recruiter now!
