UNI Healthcare Recruiters

United Nursing International Health Care Recruiters (U.N.I.) is a healthcare staffing agency that has provided nursing and allied health professionals to medical facilities since 1982. The company connects hospitals, skilled nursing facilities, rehabilitation centers, and other healthcare organizations with temporary and travel healthcare staff across the United States.

U.N.I. offers three primary staffing models: per diem registry placements for short-term 8 or 12-hour shifts, travel assignments ranging from short to long-term positions throughout the U.S., and international recruitment services for foreign healthcare professionals seeking to work in America. The agency staffs positions including registered nurses, LVN/LPN/LPT, certified nursing assistants, sitters, and allied health professionals.

The agency complies with Joint Commission Standards for Healthcare Staffing Services and implements a rigorous screening process that includes license verification, work history confirmation, and reference checks. U.N.I. serves diverse healthcare settings including acute care hospitals, community hospitals, university teaching hospitals, trauma centers, comprehensive health centers, and ambulatory care facilities.

Choose U.N.I. if you need a staffing partner with four decades of experience placing nursing professionals in healthcare facilities. The agency's Joint Commission compliance provides assurance that candidates meet established industry standards, which is critical for risk management and quality patient care.

Healthcare facilities can expect access to pre-screened RNs, LVNs/LPNs, CNAs, and allied health professionals available for flexible per diem shifts or longer travel assignments. The agency's experience with international recruitment also makes it suitable for organizations seeking to sponsor foreign-trained nurses.

U.N.I. operates exclusively within the healthcare sector, focusing on nursing and allied health staffing for over 40 years. The agency serves multiple healthcare verticals including acute care hospitals, trauma centers, university teaching hospitals, skilled nursing facilities, rehabilitation facilities, comprehensive health centers, ambulatory care centers, and probation health systems. Their Joint Commission Standards compliance demonstrates commitment to healthcare-specific quality and safety requirements.

Acute care hospitals, community hospitals, skilled nursing facilities, and rehabilitation centers requiring temporary nursing staff on per diem or travel contract basis. Organizations that prioritize Joint Commission compliance and need quick access to pre-credentialed healthcare professionals for staffing gaps, seasonal demand, or ongoing temporary needs.