Our
Allied Division has great opportunities for Physical, Respiratory
and Occupational Therapists as well as X-Ray and Pharmacy
Techs. Contract assignments are available nationwide, so call
us at 866-535-1405 to inquire about your dream destination!
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Favorite Employee!
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May
23, 2006
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Earn
Target Gift Cards for Referring a Friend!
Get
rewarded sooner!
 Now
through August 31st, refer an RN or allied health professional
who
qualifies for our $500 referral bonus level and you'll
also receive a $25 Target gift card after your referral works
just 16 hours!
This
is in addition to our current referral program which allows
you to earn up to $500 for each referral!
There's
no limit to the number of gift cards and bonuses you can earn
and our high pay rates (RNs up to $780/shift*) make earning
referral bonuses a snap!
See
our website for details and start sending your professional
friends to Favorite!
Click
here to submit your referral now!
*Rates
vary per location. Please call your
local branch for details.
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Physical
Therapists can Travel, too!
We
have contract assignments nationwide for PTs.
Take
an extended vacation to the destination of your choice! Favorite
Healthcare Staffing's Allied Division has opportunities in
every state for contract assignments.
Just a few of
our most desirable locations:
- Colorado:
Cortez, Pueblo
- Florida:
Orlando, Kissimmee, Celebration, Alamonte Springs
- Montana:
Helena, Livingston, Red Lodge
For details
on these or any of our other allied health positions, call
us at 866-535-1405 or email alliedhealth@favoritestaffing.com.
And, remember to refer your friends...you can earn
up to $500 per referral and now take advantage of our
newest Target gift card program for quick rewards!
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World
No Tobacco Day
Stop
smoking or help a loved one quit on May 31st.
First
held in 1988, and observed annually on May 31st, World No
Tobacco Day (WNTD) is the first and only global event where
smokers around the world unite to break free from their dependence
on tobacco.
According
to the Coalition for WNTD, approximately 1.1 billion people
around the world smoke. Of these 1.1 billion smokers, around
3.5 million die every year as a result of tobacco-related
illnesses. This equals 10,000 deaths per day.
It is
also predicted that tobacco will be the leading cause of death
and disability by the year 2020, thus causing more deaths
than HIV, tuberculosis, maternal mortality, motor vehicle
accidents, suicide, and homicide combined!
As a healthcare
professional, you know better than most about the dangers
of tobacco use. Mark May 31st on your calendar as the day
you stop smoking or encourage your loved ones to quit. Visit
the WNTD website
for a checklist
to help you succeed.
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Fitness
for You and Your Pet
Find
fitness inspiration in your four-legged friend.
 Increasingly,
people are finding that their personal fitness plans have
gone to the dogs. And cats. Even ferrets. Pets are the perfect
workout companions. Their enthusiasm for a little outdoor
activity is infectious and inspiring. Strolling about with
a pet - whether it's a dog on a leash, a cat in a pet stroller,
a snake around your neck or a ferret in your pocket - is a
great way to meet other animal lovers who are outside enjoying
the day.
Pets are proven
to improve their owners' health and well-being. Research shows
that pet owners have lower blood pressure, lower stress levels
and make fewer doctors' visits. The opportunity to get even
more good health from your pet, and return the favor at the
same time is easy with a fun physical fitness program.
Here are a few
guidelines to ensure that you and your pet get the most out
of a physical fitness routine:
- Boost your own
energy level in the activities that you already enjoy with
your pet, such as catch, frisbee or swimming. If your cat
enjoys chasing string, let her chase you as you drag a string.
Some cats also love playing catch!
- Make sure any
animal you take outside is up to date on vaccinations.
- If starting
a new activity,choose something appropriate for your pet's
abilities, age and health. As with all fitness programs,
start slowly and increase the activity level gradually.
- Keep your pet's
safety and comfort in mind; bring along water and treats
if you'll be away from home.
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