Not worth it. Most recruiters are good looking folks luring you with their looks and pens and iPhone chargers to join what is likely a crappy job (hence their need to recruit to begin with), and they usually know very little, if anything meaningful about the job, such as what the work actually entails, your actual income, benefits etc. Better off actually networking with some of the psychiatrists there in the geography you are interested in who can give you the real scoop.
Exception - when I last went, there was a recruiter who ended up actually being the medical director of the program (some county in central CA) who genuinely seemed passionate about his role and getting psychiatrists to join. He did his residency nearby and lived in the area since. He at least presented useful numbers, such as outpatient case loads, availability for inpatient/crisis work, how much moonlighting pays, etc. But he was the one beacon (albeit with their own obvious biases) in a sea of sirens.
