Amergis (Maxim) was founded in 1988 and is headquartered in Columbia, Maryland. CircleRN has 3 reviews of Amergis (Maxim) from travel nurses.
Amergis (Maxim) is a healthcare staffing agency.
It places RNs, LPNs and LVNs, CNAs, allied health professionals, behavioral health professionals, physicians and advanced practitioners, medical coders and school-based professionals.
Its lines of business are nursing, travel nursing, allied health, behavioral health, locum tenens, medical coding and school and government staffing.
It was founded in 1988 and is based in Columbia, Maryland.
It also operates Amergis Educational Staffing, Amergis Government Staffing, Amergis Revenue Cycle Services and MaxView.
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Amergis (Maxim) has operated since 1988.
Its legal name is Amergis Healthcare Staffing, Inc.
It says it is certified by The Joint Commission.
CircleRN does not rate agencies. 3 travelers have reviewed Amergis (Maxim) here, averaging 2.7 out of 5.
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In its help center, Amergis (Maxim) explains how its healthcare professionals can view their pay stubs and W-2 forms through ADP.
As W-2 employees, travelers can be paid housing and meal stipends tax-free under the federal per diem rules, which hold only while you keep a permanent tax home elsewhere.
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Amergis (Maxim) lists medical, dental, prescription and vision plans and a 401(k) retirement plan for healthcare professionals. Its benefits page also names life insurance options, CEU and professional development reimbursement, and the MyTime program, which earns up to 24 hours of paid time off a year. It says benefits depend on employment status.
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Amergis (Maxim) says it offers clients MaxView workforce management software and managed service program offerings through its partner Sunburst Workforce Advisors.
Hospitals that use a vendor management system release each opening to many agencies at once, which is why the same job can appear at several of them.
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3 travel nurse reviews, 2.7★ overall, 33% would recommend.
| Category | Rating out of 5 |
|---|---|
| Overall | 2.7 |
| Support and trust | 2.7 |
| Pay transparency | 2.7 |
| Benefits | 1.7 |
Pros: The contract itself went smoothly, and the pay was decent compared to a few smaller agencies I've used. Getting placed was easy enough, and my recruiter was friendly at first.
Cons: The problems started with the insurance. My coverage showed as active in payroll, but when I went to the doctor it came up as terminated. A friend traveling with me had the same issue with her prescri...
Pros: Fantastic recruiters and access to the positions that best suit what I'm looking for.
Pros: None.
Cons: Tried to scam me on guaranteed hours and OT. Pushed start dates back. Overall felt shady and I'll never use them again.
Company facts for 20 travel nursing agencies, alphabetical. CircleRN does not rank agencies.
| Agency | Founded | Based in | Ownership | Joint Commission |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Advantis Medical | Not published | Dallas, Texas | Part of the Adecco Group | Per the agency |
| Amergis (Maxim) | 1988 | Columbia, Maryland | Not published | Per the agency |
| AMN Healthcare | 1985 | Dallas, Texas | Public (NYSE: AMN) | Per the agency |
| Aureus Medical (no longer operating under this name) | Not published | Not published | Part of Medical Solutions | Not published |
| Aya Healthcare | 2001 | San Diego, California | Privately held | Certified |
| Cross Country Healthcare | 1986 | Boca Raton, Florida | Owned by Knox Lane | Per the agency |
| Fastaff | 1989 | Greenwood Village, Colorado | A subsidiary of Ingenovis Health | Per the agency |
| FlexCare Medical Staffing | 2006 | Roseville, California | Not published | Per the agency |
| HealthTrust Workforce Solutions | Not published | Sunrise, Florida | A subsidiary of HCA Healthcare | Not published |
| Host Healthcare | 2012 | San Diego, California | A subsidiary of Medical Solutions | Per the agency |
| Medical Solutions | 2001 | Omaha, Nebraska | Owned by Centerbridge and CDPQ | Per the agency |
| OneStaff Medical | 2010 | Omaha, Nebraska | Privately held | Per the agency |
| RN Network (no longer operating under this name) | Not published | Not published | A former CHG Healthcare division | Not published |
| Stability Healthcare | 2009 | Pasadena, California | Not published | Per the agency |
| Supplemental Health Care | 1984 | Salt Lake City, Utah | Owned by Vistria and Apollo | Per the agency |
| Tailored Healthcare Staffing (no longer operating under this name) | Not published | Not published | Part of Health Carousel | Not published |
| TNAA (no longer operating under this name) | 1999 | Not published | Part of TotalMed | Not published |
| Triage Staffing | 2006 | Omaha, Nebraska | Backed by M-One Capital | Per the agency |
| Trustaff | 2002 | Cincinnati, Ohio | A subsidiary of Ingenovis Health | Per the agency |
| Trusted Health | 2017 | San Francisco, California | Venture-backed | Not published |
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