- How often do I get paid?
- Can I keep PPR’s insurance coverage in between assignments?
- When does insurance begin?
- How do I find out if a particular prescription is covered?
- When will I receive my insurance cards?
- What if I have a question about insurance?
- What if I prefer a hotel?
- Do I have to arrange for my own utilities?
- What living expenses am I responsible for?
- When can I move in?
- What housewares are included with my housing?
- When will my furniture arrive?
- Can I bring my pet?
- Can I earn more money by referring friends to PPR?
- What other expenses can I be reimbursed for?
- Will I get reimbursed for my travel expenses?
- Will I be reimbursed for my state license?
- Will I get paid if the hospital cancels my shift?
- Can I earn more money by working extra hours?
- Where can PPR get an assignment for me?
How often do I get paid?
Our employees asked for it, and we delivered. We now pay weekly. Every Friday. Done!
Back to TopCan I keep PPR’s insurance coverage in between assignments?
Absolutely, we understand that sometimes that is when insurance is needed the most. Ask your recruiter for specifics.
Back to TopWhen does insurance begin?
Most plans get you covered on your first day. You can always ask your recruiter for full details.
Back to TopHow do I find out if a particular prescription is covered?
Visit www.umr.com, you can access prescription information, as well as doctors, dentists and pharmacies in your area.
Back to TopWhen will I receive my insurance cards?
Cards should show up in a couple of weeks. But don’t worry, if you need to see the doctor before the insurance cards arrive in the mail, just ask your recruiter for instructions on how to print out the online temporary cards.
Back to TopWhat if I have a question about insurance?
Give us a call anytime. That’s why we’re here. Your recruiter is always available and he/she can connect you with our insurance experts. Want to talk to the insurance company directly?
Medical questions call 800.826.9781
Dental call 877.471.3368
Vision call 800.865.3676
What if I prefer a hotel?
Totally cool! It’s easy living. We often set up extended stays and hotels for our travelers. The perk with this housing option is that internet and cable are included, as well as room service.
Back to TopDo I have to arrange for my own utilities?
You don’t have to lift a finger. PPR will set up and pay for your utilities as part of your paid, private-housing package. No really, we’ll wait on hold with those electricity companies so you don’t have to. We got it!
Back to TopWhat living expenses am I responsible for?
We cover the rent, furniture and utilities. If you wish to have cable and/or internet, that would be your only responsibility. PPR will provide you with the carrier for your area ahead of time, so you can get that set up.
Back to TopWhen can I move in?
Our goal is to have you in the Friday before your assignment begins. This can vary based on availability, but we always try our best. This way you can scope out the best restaurants, find your new favorite store, do a practice run to the facility and get familiar with your new digs.
Back to TopWhat housewares are included with my housing?
It’s pretty comprehensive, we provide all the furniture, TV (usually flat screen), all kitchen items, broom, vacuum, bathroom items and even linens. Just pack your clothes and hit the road, we’ve got you covered. Sometimes if we use a private owner this can vary, but we will let you know ahead of time.
Back to TopWhen will my furniture arrive?
Furniture arrives the day we begin the lease, which is usually the Friday before you start. The furniture vendor has a typical 8:00 am – 6:00 pm delivery window. But, you can always move in your things and start getting settled if you arrive before the furniture gets there. And if you are not there yet, the complex leasing office will let them in for you— gotta love those guys.
Back to TopCan I bring my pet?
PPR is a pet-friendly company. We love our pets, and we love yours too! Dogs, cats and birds seem to be the easiest to place. Lions, tigers and bears are… a bit more difficult.
Back to TopCan I earn more money by referring friends to PPR?
We pay $1,000 for every referral that completes a 13-week contract. Unlimited payouts! It’s a great way to get paid for something you already do.
Back to TopWhat other expenses can I be reimbursed for?
Your expenses and costs may vary from assignment to assignment, just check with your recruiter on what we can help with.
Back to TopWill I get reimbursed for my travel expenses?
If you qualify, PPR provides the reimbursement in one lump sum at the beginning of your assignment. Amounts can vary based on travel time, distance, etc… but if you read that right, one lump sum at the BEGINNING of your assignment.
Back to TopWill I be reimbursed for my state license?
We absolutely offer reimbursement. Just make sure you have a good old-fashioned conversation with your recruiter before your assignment begins to make sure that it is covered and/or you qualify. Don’t forget to save those receipts… you’ll need them!
Back to TopWill I get paid if the hospital cancels my shift?
If the hospital cancels your shift and does not offer an opportunity to make up the cancelled shift, PPR will not prorate your housing stipend or per diem (if applicable). The guaranteed hour’s policy varies by facility and assignment, always chat with your recruiter to find out your specific guaranteed hours policy.
Back to TopCan I earn more money by working extra hours?
Sure! Working overtime is a great way to earn extra money, just work with your manager to have any extra hours approved. We also can work with your facility to see if we can make your contract an expanded hour assignment, meaning working 48-hours a week with the option to earn up to double time. Ask your recruiter for details.
Back to TopWhere can PPR get an assignment for me?
PPR has clients, contacts and contracts across the nation! We will be able to help you find an assignment anywhere you are looking to go. Don’t see a job posted there? We will market your profile to hospitals in the area to seek a travel assignment that meets your requirements.
Back to TopKind Words:
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Kayla
RN
I am from a small town in the Midwest. Travel nursing has allowed me to experience places I thought I would only get to know through books and blogs. I have been able to hone my current skills while adopting new skills and techniques daily. I have been able to grow personally and professionally by embracing challenges and change head on.
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Judy
RN
When other companies call me to inform me of the opportunities they have to offer, I listen but inform them I’m very happy with PPR. I’ve met some of the other employees, seen the office and know I’m dealing with quality personnel that has me out there in the world. PPR listens, I say I’m sleeping from 1 pm to 4 pm. I receive no calls during that time. It is the little things that make life as a traveler easier. My recruiter is great.