Q: What benefits do I get as a traveler?
A: If you work over 30 hours per week during a travel assignment, your hours are considered full time. As such, you qualify for full time benefits with your travel company. Benefits vary from company to company, but will relatively be the same types between companies. So, remember to look at other factors when choosing companies in which to partner–especially the recruiter.
Listed below are the benefits with Triage Staffing and are subject to change in 2022.
Health Insurance, Dental, and Vision
You are eligible to enroll on Day 1. There is a 2 week grace period in between contracts with us. Contact me for specifics regarding premiums and insurer.
401(k)
You are eligible to contribute to our 401(k) plan immediately. Your contributions are vested immediately. We start matching after you work with us for a total of 1 year and 1,000 hours worked total. We can match up to 4% of your income.
PTO
You are eligible for 40 hours of PTO every time you finish 2,080 hours with us. The exception to this accrual method is California, which offers sick pay. Contact me for more information about sick pay.
Reimbursements
We reimburse for a variety of expenses including:
State license: we reimburse for the full cost of licensure once you work in that said state
Travel expenses: we reimburse for expenses to and from your assignment
CEUs: we reimburse up to $300 per year
Miscellaneous expenses: if you have any job related expenses (i.e. CPR card) let your recruiter know. We care about our travelers and are willing to dip into our part of the bill rate to help you take care of professional expenses.