IndustryHuman Resources / Healthcare Recruitment
Work ArrangementFully Remote
Job TypeFull-time
Work Schedule50–60 hours per week
Monday–Friday, ideally 8:00 AM – 6:00 PM EST
Night shift coverage aligned with U.S. time zones is required
LocationsPhilippines, Africa, LATAM

About Pearl TalentPearl works with the top 1% of candidates from around the world and connects them with the best startups in the US and EU. Our clients have raised over $5B in aggregate and are backed by companies like OpenAI, a16z, and Founders Fund. They’re looking for the sharpest, hungriest candidates who they can consistently promote and work with over many years. Candidates we’ve hired have been flown out to the US and EU to work with their clients, and even promoted to roles that match folks onshore in the US.
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Why Work with Us?
At Pearl, we’re not just another recruiting firm—we connect you with exceptional opportunities to work alongside visionary US and EU founders.



Our focus is on placing you in roles where you can grow, be challenged, and build long-term, meaningful careers.

About the Company
Our client is a fast-growing healthcare recruitment organization focused on addressing critical nurse shortages in the United States. They specialize in connecting international nursing talent with long-term hospital opportunities, ensuring both candidates and healthcare partners experience a structured, supportive, and high-integrity recruitment process.

Role OverviewThe Nursing Recruiter (Healthcare Relations Manager) plays a central role in guiding nurses through the recruitment journey—from initial screening through offer and onboarding coordination. Operating within the healthcare recruitment industry, this role balances empathy, accountability, and operational rigor to ensure successful, long-term placements. The position is highly people-facing and execution-heavy, requiring frequent calls, clear communication,

📌 Nursing Recruiter (Metepec)
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