Track facility relationships
Manage facility contacts, account notes, follow-up tasks, job-order history, and business development activity.
Manage facility relationships, healthcare candidates, job orders, submissions, and placement pipelines from one recruitment CRM.
Built for
Medical staffing agencies
Best fit
Client and candidate CRM
Core motion
Follow up, submit, place
Medical staffing account desk
Account management workspace preview
Today
Facility follow-ups
9
Due today
Open job orders
22
Across active accounts
Candidate submissions
47
In review this week
Account pipeline
St. Anne Medical
St. Anne Medical
Facility contact and job orders
Candidate shortlist
Linked to open medical staffing order
Next best action
Follow up with the facility contact, update the open job order, and move submitted candidates through placement stages.
Medical staffing CRM workflow
Medical staffing agencies need a CRM built around account management and recruiting together: facility contacts, open requirements, candidate shortlists, submissions, placements, timesheet touchpoints, and reports.
Manage facility contacts, account notes, follow-up tasks, job-order history, and business development activity.
Keep open requirements, candidate shortlists, submission notes, interview feedback, and placement movement together.
Use CRM context, hotlists, outreach sequences, and AI matching to bring known candidates back into active roles.
Track submissions, interviews, offers, credential notes, placement-ready status, and timesheet touchpoints.
See facility pipeline, job-order progress, recruiter activity, placements, timesheet touchpoints, and revenue signals.
Why medical staffing teams look for a better CRM
Medical staffing agencies do not just need a contact database. They need a connected view of facility demand, candidate supply, submissions, placements, timesheet touchpoints, and revenue movement.
See the medical staffing CRM flowMedical staffing teams lose visibility when account conversations, job orders, submissions, and recruiter follow-ups sit in separate tools.
ATZ CRM connects facility relationships with candidate pipelines, placement stages, timesheet touchpoints, and revenue reporting.
A facility CRM is only useful when it is tied to open jobs, available candidates, submissions, interviews, feedback, and next steps.
Give account managers and recruiters one shared view of job-order progress, shortlist movement, and placement opportunity.
The walkthrough shows how client follow-ups, job orders, candidate shortlists, placement stages, and reports work together.
Book a walkthrough centered on facility accounts, recruiter execution, and leadership visibility.
Book this walkthroughAccount desk use cases
This is not patient healthcare CRM. It is about staffing agency relationships: facilities, job orders, candidate movement, placements, and revenue visibility.
Walk through the workflowTrack new facility opportunities, active accounts, account notes, reminders, and job-order conversations.
Keep requirements, contacts, submissions, feedback, and follow-ups visible to recruiters and account managers.
Search known healthcare candidates, build hotlists, and run outreach when new facility requests arrive.
Understand submissions, placements, desk activity, timesheet touchpoints, and revenue movement.
This boundary is intentional. ATZ CRM is the ATS + CRM layer for recruiting work, candidate engagement, client follow-ups, placement movement, timesheet touchpoints, and reporting.
Capabilities inside ATZ CRM
See how the recruiting desk connects candidate records, client conversations, outreach, placements, and reporting without sending the team through separate tools.
Manage facility contacts, account notes, job-order conversations, follow-ups, deal stages, and opportunities.
View capabilityTrack healthcare candidates from sourcing through screening, submission, interview, offer, and placement-ready stages.
View capabilityFind relevant healthcare candidates from your database when facility requirements arrive.
View capabilityRun candidate reactivation, client follow-ups, interview reminders, and account communication.
View capabilityKeep submissions, offers, placement stages, timesheet touchpoints, and next actions visible.
View capabilityMeasure account activity, job-order movement, placements, recruiter output, and revenue pipeline health.
View capabilityHealthcare staffing solutions
Explore the related healthcare staffing workflows ATZ CRM supports, from ATS pipelines and nurse candidate pools to facility relationship management and placement visibility.
Healthcare staffing workflows supported by ATZ CRM
Related solution workflows
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What the walkthrough covers
In the demo, see facility contacts, open job orders, candidate shortlists, CRM follow-ups, submissions, placement movement, timesheet touchpoints, and revenue reporting.
FAQ
It is software that helps staffing agencies manage facility relationships, healthcare candidate relationships, job orders, submissions, placements, follow-ups, and revenue visibility.
Patient healthcare CRM usually focuses on patient, member, or provider engagement. A medical staffing CRM focuses on recruiting workflows, facility accounts, job orders, candidate submissions, placements, and recruiter activity.
Yes. ATZ CRM can manage facility contacts, account notes, follow-up tasks, job orders, candidate shortlists, submissions, and placement stages.
Yes. Candidate records, client relationships, job orders, submissions, follow-ups, placements, and reports can be managed in one connected workflow.
No. ATZ CRM is the recruiter-facing ATS + CRM layer. It can support placement and timesheet-related visibility, but it should not be positioned as VMS, payroll, billing, or nurse scheduling software.
Yes. ATZ CRM can keep timesheet touchpoints connected to placement and reporting context, while agencies may still use specialist tools for payroll or billing.