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COVID-19: Covelo Group Business Continuity

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Serving Our Clients

During the coronavirus outbreak, Covelo Group quickly adjusted from staffing west coast healthcare facilities to supporting high-volume needs for hospitals across the country. Our team is working hard to continue servicing all clients and provide essential clinical and non-clinical healthcare staff during this time. We’re also working with clients on a case-by-case basis to minimize the risk of exposure for all parties per the interim guidance from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC).

Through our long-standing relationships and newly developed engagements, our team continues to maintain an extensive pool of healthcare candidates. No matter the location, our proactive approach lends well to filling urgent gaps with quality, vetted candidates. Contact us today to learn about our healthcare partnerships.

Serving Our Job Seekers

As we help both clients and job seekers navigate these challenging times, our team continues to provide job seekers with amazing opportunities in leading hospital networks. We understand our candidates are often seeking immediate employment, that’s why our team is working around the clock to provide seamless, virtual interviews, onboarding, and training. To view our open positions, please see our Jobs page.

For prevention measures and risk assessment for healthcare workers, please visit the COVID-19 Healthcare Professional page on the CDC website. To learn more about symptoms and daily precautions, please visit the Prevent Getting Sick page on the CDC website.

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