Nursing and Direct Support

Connecting government and commercial healthcare organizations with skilled nursing and direct support staff.

Our Staffing Roles

Registered Nurse (RN)
Psychiatric Nurse

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Staff nurse managing clinical care, medication administration, and patient monitoring in inpatient or residential facilities, often serving as the primary point of clinical oversight on a unit. Frequently coordinates directly with physicians and support staff to keep treatment plans on track throughout a shift.

Licensed Psychiatric Technician (LPT)
Licensed Practical Nurse (LPN)

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Support clinician assisting with daily care and vital signs under RN or medical supervision, providing hands-on patient support across shifts. Often the most consistent point of contact for patients, making early observation of changes in condition especially valuable.

Behavior Technician (BT)
Registered Behavior Technician
(RBT)

Frontline staff executing applied behavior analysis (ABA) treatment plans, often for autism or developmental delays, working directly with clients on individualized goals. Works closely with clinical supervisors to track progress and adjust interventions as a client’s needs evolve.

Psychiatric Aide / Mental Health Technician
(MHT)

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Support worker maintaining a safe therapeutic environment and aiding patients with daily activities, playing a key role in day-to-day patient stability and comfort. Often the first to notice shifts in behavior or wellbeing, making this role essential to a unit’s overall safety.

Available For

Healthcare Facilities

Request qualified nursing and direct support staff for your government or commercial facility, from inpatient units to residential and community-based programs. We match candidates against your specific clinical and compliance requirements from the start.

Healthcare Professionals

Explore nursing and direct support opportunities that match your credentials, with flexible per diem, contract, and direct-hire roles across Virginia and the Mid-Atlantic. We take the time to understand your experience and preferred setting before presenting an opportunity.

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