For allied health professionals
Allied health and respiratory therapist jobs in Southern California
Specialized skills that round out a treatment team. AMP Staffing Network places respiratory therapists, therapists and technologists in hospitals and facilities across Los Angeles and Orange County.
Where allied professionals work with AMP
- Acute care hospitals (ICU, ER, med-surg)
- Long-term care and assisted living
- Rehabilitation centers
- Clinics and urgent care
- Hospice and home infusion
What facilities ask for
- Respiratory therapy
- Physical, occupational and speech therapy
- Radiologic, medical and surgical technologists
- Sterile processing
Ways to work
- Per diem shifts
- Pick individual shifts that fit around your life.
- Local placements
- Longer assignments close to home.
- Travel assignments
- Contracts, typically 13–26 weeks, in new settings and locations.
What you need to apply
- An active California license or certification for your discipline
- Current credentials in good standing (BLS card, TB screening, ID)
- A résumé with your recent experience
- Your availability and preferred shifts
Not sure your license is on the form? Call (562) 865-3807.
Frequently asked questions
Which allied disciplines does AMP place?
Respiratory therapists, physical, occupational and speech therapists, radiologic and medical technologists, surgical technologists and sterile processing.
My license isn't one the application lists. What do I do?
Choose Other in the License list and apply online, or call (562) 865-3807 and the recruiting team will take your details directly.
Are allied placements per diem or contract?
Both. Per diem shifts cover gaps and leave; local and travel contracts, typically 13–26 weeks, cover longer needs.
Ready to find your next shift?
Send the short pre-application and a recruiter contacts you at the time you choose.
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