Questions people ask Apex

A per diem nurse works shift by shift, only when a community needs cover. Apex Recruiting & Consulting provides per diem RNs and LPNs to assisted living, memory care and skilled nursing communities.

Yes. When a resident needs care around the clock, Apex can staff the shifts that cover it. Call (929) 459-7160 to talk through the schedule.

Yes. Apex places interim administrators, executive directors, Directors of Nursing, Assistant Directors of Nursing and other leaders.

Staffing rates depend on the role, the shift and how long you need cover. Apex quotes each community before anyone starts.

Apex checks licenses and credentials and pre-screens every candidate against what your community needs.

They describe the same kind of role, a caregiver trained and certified to give medications under a nurse's supervision. Each state uses its own title. Employers often say med tech for all of them.

Training is approved state by state. The Apex Medication Aide program is approved by the Virginia Board of Nursing, Program Approval No. 0030000391. The New Jersey and South Carolina programs are in development. The PCA class is approved in Virginia and many other states accept it, so check your state's rules first.

Virginia Medication Aide training is $925, all-inclusive. Personal Care Aide training is $295. Home Health Aide training is $595 plus state fees.

Classroom hours are live online on Zoom. Medication Aide and Home Health Aide classes also have in-person skills days. The PCA class is fully online.

Yes. Tuition can be split into payments with Klarna, and Home Health Aide tuition with Klarna or Afterpay.