MedPro for US
A world of talent caring for America
America needs more healthcare workers
The national healthcare staffing is straining our healthcare systems—and putting lives at risk. You’ve likely experienced it firsthand: overcrowded hospitals, long wait times, exhausted staff, and not enough hands to provide the care patients need.
MedPro connects U.S. healthcare facilities with internationally trained nurses and MedTechs, professionals rigorously prepared to integrate seamlessly into American healthcare environments. MedPro doesn’t just fill staffing gaps. We build stronger teams, improving patient care and saving lives.
The shortage threatens our families, our communities, and our healthcare facilities.
MedPro’s healthcare professionals are making an essential difference.
MedPro’s international nurses and MedTechs all carry essential health and
safety certifications, meeting the highest industry standards.
Skilled Hands
MedPro’s international talent pool enables us to select and place medical professionals best suited to serve the needs of patients and healthcare facilities throughout America.
Global Minds
MedPro’s international nurses and MedTechs enable healthcare facilities across America to see more patients, faster—helping keep local facilities open and thriving.
Local Hearts
Stories that matter. Care that changes lives.
Explore the impact that MedPro’s healthcare professionals have
on the patients and communities they serve.
Name: Michelle Davis
Title: Director of Nursing and Assistant
Vice President of Patient Care Services
Name: Roy Indangan
Hometown: The Philippines
Current assignment:
The Emergency Department in Bridgeport, Connecticut
Name: Angelica
Hometown: The Philippines
Current assignment:
Medical Technologist in Indiana
Quality care. Immediate impact.
Patient care is suffering. Your team is overworked. And you're still short-staffed. MedPro Healthcare Staffing has credentialed, experienced medical technologists ready to deploy now so you can stop searching and start filling critical roles.
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LabManager: Addressing the Lab Technologist Shortage through Innovation and Collaboration
The healthcare industry is currently facing a significant shortage of laboratory techs, a crisis exacerbated by a pre-pandemic retirement cliff, post-pandemic burnout, and increased safety concerns (e.g., exposure to infectious agents as well as chemical and biological hazards).
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![SIA: Fastest Growing Staffing Firms: MedPro Healthcare Staffing.]()
SIA: Fastest Growing Staffing Firms: MedPro Healthcare Staffing
MedPro Healthcare Staffing, which has been dedicated to delivering healthcare staffing solutions since it was founded in 1983, has been thriving. MedPro has been ranking on SIA’s Fastest-Growing US Staffing Firms list in each of the last five years.
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![U.S. Chambers of Commerce: Data Deep Dive:
A National Nursing Crisis]()
U.S. Chamber of Commerce: Data Deep Dive: A National Nursing Crisis
The United States is currently grappling with a nursing shortage that is causing a ripple effect of rising health care costs and lower quality of life across the country. The U.S. Chamber offers insights in the following data deep dive on the nursing shortage.
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![KFF: The Growing Role of Foreign-Educated Nurses in U.S. Hospitals and Implications of Visa Restrictions.]()
KFF: The Growing Role of Foreign- Educated Nurses in U.S. Hospitals and Implications of Visa Restrictions.
Registered Nurses (RNs) play a key role in the healthcare workforce and contribute to the health and well-being of millions of Americans, working in hospitals, nursing homes, and home health services.
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McKinsey Health Institute: Heartbeat of health: Reimagining the healthcare workforce of the future
A global shortage of at least ten million healthcare workers is expected in 2030, according to the World Health Organization, with upper estimates over 78 million. Without enough healthcare workers to deliver care, fewer people have access to services that save lives and improve quality of life.
