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Overview
Grace Federal Solutions recruits healthcare workers for hospitals, government agencies and universities, filling clinical and administrative jobs on short-term or long-term assignments. Its own recruiters screen and credential the medical staff it places, and clients pay either for temporary staff or for direct hires who join the client's own payroll. Alongside staffing, the company runs consulting projects for healthcare organizations, including research support such as data collection and program evaluation, data and technology work, and staff training. Grace Federal Solutions was founded in 2010 and is headquartered in Raleigh, North Carolina.
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Simplify's Take
What believers are saying
- One entry-level opening has a low bar: Grace's food service worker job asks for partial high school, with experience optional.
- One posting includes teaching: the Greenville addiction psychiatrist role supervises residents and needs ECU Health Medical Center privileges.
- A temp-to-hire route appears in one posting: Grace lists a Hillsborough admin specialist job as temporary to permanent.
What critics are saying
- Direct federal work is small despite the name: Grace's three federal contracts totaled about $128,000 and ended by 2016.
- Pay is hard to compare up front: Grace's travel nurse and home aide postings list pay only as competitive.
- Some travel jobs mean nights: two of Grace's Tennessee postings, a nurse and an X-ray tech, require 12-hour nights.
What makes Grace Federal Solutions unique
- Grace qualifies for diversity contracting: it is certified as a woman-owned small business and as a minority business.
- Staffing extends beyond clinicians: Grace's Durham postings include weekend transit bus drivers and food service workers.
- Grace's founder still runs it: Iris Phillips serves as president and CEO and oversees contract delivery.
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