For Hospitals, Clinics & Facilities

Pay-on-placement recruiting. Nothing until a clinician starts.

Post a verified opening and a team of specialist Talent Partners — people who have worked in your industry — competes to fill it. You are invoiced only when the hire starts, with 30 days to pay. No retainer, no exclusivity, no fees for effort.

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1Post the role→2Specialists compete→3You interview and decide→4Invoiced when they start

Live in veterinary medicine and behavioral & mental health. Every application is reviewed by a person within one business day.

Verified role intake

A structured brief — specialty, credentials, facility type, timeline and budget — confirmed by a person before your opening is shown to anyone.

Intake checklist4 of 4
  • Approved budget confirmed
  • Credentials defined
  • Facility type and setting
  • Committed hiring timeline

A competing specialist team

Former practice managers, clinicians and hospital directors from your industry, each working your role. Generalist recruiters are not admitted.

Only specialists from your field3 on it
PMFormer practice managerON IT
ERFormer ER veterinarianON IT
HDFormer hospital directorON IT
GRGeneralist recruiterEXCLUDED
CDFormer clinical directorON IT
BCFormer BCBA supervisorON IT
OPFormer clinic operatorON IT
GRGeneralist recruiterEXCLUDED

One board

Every submission, interview and stage in one place, with the Talent Partner who brought each clinician. Nothing to chase.

Submissions this monthIllustrative
Wk 1Wk 6
How you pay

Nothing until a clinician starts work.

Contingency recruiters and traditional agencies are paid for effort: a retainer to begin, exclusivity while they search, and then the fee on top. We are paid for one thing — a clinician who starts in your seat — and the fee is agreed before you post. The invoice is raised on the start date and is payable within 30 days.

What you have paid so far$0

Posting a role, verifying it, opening it to the specialists, receiving submissions, interviewing, hiring. None of it is invoiced.

Traditional agencyPayRecruiter
Upfront cost$5,000–$10,000 retainer (often)$0
Fee structure20–30% of first-year compensationA transparent fee, agreed before you post
ExclusivityFrequently requiredNever
Who works your roleOne recruiter's queue, often a generalistA competing team of veterinary specialistsA competing team of behavioral health specialists
The openingPosted as described to themVerified by a person: budget, credentials, timeline
You are invoicedStart date, on top of the retainerStart date only, with 30 days to pay
How it works

Four steps, and the first one is a conversation.

  1. 1Step 1

    Post the role

    Tell us what you are hiring for. A person confirms the budget, the credentials required, the setting and the timeline before anything goes live.

  2. 2Step 2

    Specialists compete

    Your verified opening reaches every Talent Partner admitted for your industry — several people working it at once, not one queue.

  3. 3Step 3

    You interview and decide

    Clinicians arrive credential-verified and pre-consented for your role. You interview and hire exactly as you do today.

  4. 4Step 4

    Invoiced when they start

    Nothing on submission or interview. The invoice is raised on the hire's start date and is payable within 30 days.

What you get

A hiring lane built for specialty clinical roles.

The facility view of the portal · illustrative data

app.payrecruiter.com/facilityillustrative data
Associate DVMTampa, FL · General practice
2 submitted
ER / Critical Care DVMAustin, TX · 24-hour hospital
Interview Thu
Specialist DVMLos Angeles, CA · Internal medicine
Offer stage
BCBAHouston, TX · Center-based ABA
2 submitted
PMHNPAustin, TX · Outpatient psychiatry
Interview Thu
Clinical directorDallas, TX · ABA network
Offer stage
What you have paid so far$0
Every stage, in one place.
  1. Posted
  2. Verified
  3. Submissions
  4. Interview
  5. Started

Illustrative data. Your real board appears after you sign in.

Common questions

What hiring teams ask before they post.

All questions, answered →
01What does pay-on-placement recruiting mean here?

That you pay only for a hire, never for effort. There is no retainer, no exclusivity and no fee on submission or interview. The invoice is raised on the start date, with 30 days to pay.

02How much does it cost?

The fee is agreed before you post and stated on the opening, so there are no surprises. It depends on the field, the market and the compensation for the role, which is why we publish no single figure. You are invoiced on the start date, with 30 days to pay.

03What happens if the hire leaves early?

The terms that apply to an early departure are set out in the agreement you sign before you post, so you know them before a single clinician is submitted. The Talent Partner who brought the hire is paid only after the hire's first 90 days, so their incentive is a hire that lasts, not a start date.

04Who actually recruits for us?

Talent Partners admitted for your industry only: former practice managers, ER veterinarians and hospital directors on the veterinary side; former clinical directors, BCBA supervisors and clinic operators on the behavioral health side. Several work your role at once. Generalist recruiters are not admitted.

05Can we keep using our current recruiter or agency?

Yes. There is no exclusivity. Post the role here and keep whatever else you are doing; you only pay us if the hire came through the platform.

06How long does it take to see submissions?

Verification happens first and usually takes a business day. After that, several specialists work the role at once; we do not publish a time-to-first-submission figure until we can stand behind it.

Invite-only

Post your first verified role.

Tell us what you are hiring for. A person verifies the role, opens it to the specialists in your field, and you pay nothing until a clinician starts.