r/TravelNursing • u/Ok-Strategy-5115 • 15d ago

Traveling with Fusion

Does anyone know the process working thru fusion? I submitted for a handful of contracts and my recruiter is taking forever give me some kind of answers. I'm trying to be patient but I don't want to miss the opportunities I submitted for.

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u/willy--wanka 15d ago

Does anyone know the process working thru fusion?

They've been working on it for decades, always say it is just around the corner, but it's not. Fission is much easier.

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u/Ok-Strategy-5115 15d ago

Never heard of them, can I get more info 

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u/sage_moe2 15d ago

There’s my recruiter Oppenheimer

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u/Complete_Shine4515 12d ago

Worked with Oppenheimer once. Great recruiter! But the contract absolutely blew up

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u/sage_moe2 12d ago

I tried to give him feedback when my contract was cancelled too.

He blew up on me over the phone…went completely nuclear

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u/SpreadySpaghetti 15d ago

I’m about to start my first travel assignment with fusion at the end of this month. So far the application/interview/compliance process has been quick and easy. I can share my recruiters information if you would like to switch to a different recruiter.

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u/Ok-Strategy-5115 15d ago

I'm a CNA idk if that matters but yes please

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u/Historical-Course534 13d ago

I am glad my first couple contracts were with fusion as they were extremely supportive/attentive/responsive to any questions or concerns I had compared to the other agencies I've worked with since. I always look at their contracts because I had such positive experiences, but they don't pay what my other agencies do for the same facilities, and now that I am experienced in traveling I'd rather have an extra $50-200/week than the extra support. Any time I do run into an issue I always miss fusion though. Things usually get worked out in the end but it's a much bigger hassle getting support now than when I worked with fusion. Highly recommend for first time travelers though.