It depends on the role, the province, and who is available at the time. We have covered shifts on very short notice, and we would always rather you call than assume it is too late. We will also be straight with you: the more notice we have, the better the match, and the more likely the professional is someone you will want to keep. Hard-to-fill specialty roles take longer by their nature. There are only so many locum MRI technologists or nuclear medicine specialists in the country and they are in demand everywhere, so those roles are worth starting early. Call us with the role, the dates, and the province, and we will tell you on that call what is realistic.
Four things: the role and required competencies, the dates, the province, and whether the position is urgent, defined-term, or permanent. That is enough to begin reviewing the request. Details such as shift patterns, unit specifics, and orientation requirements can follow.
No. ProMed will discuss your requirement and confirm availability before any agreement is in place. A service agreement is signed before a professional starts, not before we begin the conversation.
No. We place for single shifts and for multi-year contracts, and we work with a single rural clinic the same way we work with a health authority. There is no volume you need to hit before we will take the call.
Rates depend on the specialty, the province, the urgency, and whether travel is involved, so there is no single number to quote you here. What we can tell you is that you will see the full rate and agree to it before you commit to anything, and it will not shift once you have. Travel and accommodation are arranged by us and included in what you agree, rather than arriving later as a separate line.
No. For travel placements we arrange the flights and the accommodation ourselves, and what that involves is agreed with you up front rather than appearing afterwards. Your team does not manage the logistics and does not receive separate invoices for them.
Yes. If a placement is working for both sides, we would rather help you keep the person than treat it as an obstacle. Terms for converting a contract professional to permanent are agreed in advance, not negotiated after the fact.
ProMed verifies current registration with the applicable provincial regulatory college, criminal record and vulnerable sector checks, immunization and TB screening records, mask fit testing where required, and professional references from previous supervisors. Verification is completed before a candidate is submitted, not after you express interest.
Yes. Healthcare licensure in Canada is provincial, and ProMed confirms registration in the province where the professional will actually work before submission. We do not submit candidates who are licensed elsewhere and intending to sort out registration later.
Tell your ProMed contact immediately. We assess whether the issue is fit, orientation, or performance, and replace the professional where replacement is warranted. Assignments are also checked in on throughout, so problems usually surface before they become a call you have to make.
ProMed staffs facilities across Canada, with offices in Toronto and Vancouver and professionals placed nationally. Rural and remote facilities are a core part of the business. Travel staffing exists precisely because the right professional is often not in the local market.
Medical imaging including MRI, CT, X-ray, ultrasound, nuclear medicine and mammography. Rehabilitation including physiotherapy, occupational therapy, respiratory therapy, speech-language pathology and assistants. Laboratory and pharmacy including medical laboratory technologists and assistants, pharmacists and pharmacy technicians. Nursing including RNs, LPNs and RPNs, nurse practitioners and psychiatric nurses.
Yes, under a single agreement and a single point of contact. Facilities are rarely short in only one place, and splitting that across multiple vendors creates coordination work that lands back on your team.
Mobile imaging is on-site X-ray and ultrasound delivered to your facility, with equipment, technologist, and coordination arriving together. It is a clinical service rather than a staffing placement, used most often by long-term care homes, correctional facilities, and remote sites where transporting patients is costly, slow, or clinically risky.
One named ProMed lead who knows your facility, your licensure requirements, and your history with us. Not a ticket queue, and not a different account manager each quarter.
ProMed checks in with both the facility and the professional through the assignment. Onboarding paperwork, timesheets, payroll, and travel arrangements stay with us. If something needs to change mid-assignment, your contact handles it.
