Correctional Healthcare Staffing
Keep patients healthy and facility secure.
We’ll provide the people you need
BOS Medical specializes in nurse staffing for correctional facilities. We provide healthcare professions with the skills and temperament to handle patient care in a locked facility. From dispensing medications to performing triage for potential transport, our trained professionals are there for you, so there is never a gap in coverage.
We handle all screening, clearances and credentialing for you, so every nurse is ready to work from day one.
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Testimonials
Given my experiences during my time with BOS I have had all of my advantages explained to me as an employee and always treated as an equal.
BOS Medical responds promptly and are always professional.
The team is very understanding and are great at what they do. This feels like best job I‘ve ever had. Especially as a CNA.
BOS makes great effort to provide staffing assistance that meets our facility’s goal and vision: To provide quality care for our residents.
BOS is a wonderful company to work for, they are understanding and try to help anyone out the best that they can!! Great team!!! They really care about their employees!
BOS medical is committed to finding employment for their employees. The pay is good and the hours are flexible to employee needs.
They go above and beyond to help staff. Great teamwork. Thank you for helping when needed.
BOS Medical Staffing always came through with sufficient hours for me. They have been honest, and respectful.
The staff have treated me with respect and dignity. They have worked with my schedule accordingly.
I have worked with BOS several times and I have never had an issue that wasn’t resolved in a timely manner.
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