TEEMA

Headquartered in Litchfield Park, Arizona, founded in 2008, with roughly 201–500 people, they place nurses into permanent and contract roles across markets and run an intrapreneur recruiting model built around relationships with clients, candidates, and members. If you already have solid experience, that is what they hire for. Staff talk about schedule control, a remote work-from-anywhere setup, and setting your own pace. Posted nursing work has included Med-Surg nights 7pm–7am, ICU/Nursery nights, OR days, and LPN day and night correctional contracts. Pay examples on their postings live in other cities—Neuro ICU Tampa in the $32–$52/hr band with night and weekend differentials, sign-on, and relocation help; multi-specialty RN Show Low AZ at $31–$47/hr; Med-Surg Winchester VA with benefits and unstated sign-on and relocation. Vacaville itself sits on a shorter local commute, about twenty minutes on average, and nurses have weighed living here while driving toward higher-paying Bay Area beds. California is not a compact-license state and carries a graduated state income tax. Inside TEEMA, reviews also note that the earnings upside sits on a commission-only structure meant for self-starters, with little training if that model is new to you.

Stated mission: building meaningful relationships by creating an exceptional experience for clients, candidates, and members; intrapreneur recruiting model.