What is the protocol for working for these companies? Can one work for several at the same time? What is the view of leaving them for alternate employment? What are the best ones for a new grad wanting to do something more clinical? Thanks.
If you are good there is a good chance they will keep you. They have to pay the staffing agency to convert you though.
this is correct - I have moonlighted for a couple staffing agencies at a time - and I have hired them when I was a director - but yes - you sign a non-compete claise that you won't work directly for the company without a big feeWhy can't you just apply as a FT applicant to that company if they like you? I'm guessing there is something in the contract that prevents you from ditching the staffing agency and being an employee at the client company then?