Who We Are

Powered by state-of-the-art technology, Mitchell Martin Healthcare is a full-service provider of clinical staffing services throughout the United States.

Operating since 1984, we are a well-established company with extensive industry knowledge and an understanding of State and Federal regulatory compliance. Since 2012, The Joint Commission awarded us with the honor of accreditation for our quality standards in healthcare staffing. Our devoted team is passionate about helping those who dedicate their lives to healthcare, both practitioners and delivery centers, and we fully understand the impact of our role on quality patient care.

Our goal is to develop long term mutually beneficial relationships with clients and candidates who share our values and commitment to providing an exceptional level of service.

Our Mission

We help those who dedicate their lives to helping others, both practitioners and facilities, in order to improve patient care through exceptional talent management solutions.

Our Core Values

We SERVICE our customers above ALL else

We are NEVER satisfied

We are Enthusiastic, Energetic, Tenacious, and Competitive

We are AGILE

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It’s #EmployeeAppreciationDay! Thank you to al

It’s #EmployeeAppreciationDay! Thank you to all of our amazing employees who make up this great team! Looking for a new opportunity? We’re Hiring! Positions include: #AccountManager, full desk and #Recruiter. If you are interested reach out to Lauren Rimler at lrimler@itmmi.com or Whitney Fletcher at whitney.fletcher@itmmi.com

To see all of our opportunities visit:
careers.mitchellmartin.com

#hiringnow #joinourteam

@mitchellmartinhealthcare president Alex Cohen Smi

@mitchellmartinhealthcare president Alex Cohen Smith headed south to visit our #Florida #team for a really fun get together!
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#happyhour #teambuilding #funinthesun #healthcare

#blackhistoryinhealthcare #LouisWadeSullivan, #MD

#blackhistoryinhealthcare #LouisWadeSullivan, #MD, grew up in the racially segregated rural South in the 1930s. There, he was inspired by his #doctor, Joseph Griffin. “He was the only #blackphysician in a radius of 100 miles,” Sullivan said. “I saw that Dr. Griffin was really doing something important and he was highly respected in the community.”
Over the decades, Sullivan became an equally profound source of inspiration. The only black student in his class at Boston University School of Medicine, he would later serve on the faculty from 1966 to 1975. In 1975, he became the founding dean of what became the Morehouse School of Medicine — the first predominantly black medical school opened in the United States in the 20th century. Later, Sullivan was tapped to serve as secretary of the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services, where he directed the creation of the #OfficeofMinorityPrograms in the National Institutes of Health’s Office of the Director.
Sullivan has chaired numerous influential groups and institutions, from the President’s Advisory Council on Historically Black Colleges and Universities to the National Health Museum. He is #CEO and chair of the Sullivan Alliance, an organization he created in 2005 to increase racial and ethnic minority #representation in #healthcare.

#blackhistorymonth #healthcareheroes

#blackhistoryinhealthcare Interning in New York C

#blackhistoryinhealthcare Interning in New York City in the 1960s sparked a revelation for Patricia Era Bath, MD. Bath, the first African-American to complete an #ophthalmology residency, noticed that rates of blindness and visual impairment were much higher at the Harlem Hospital’s eye clinic, which served many black patients, than at the eye clinic at Columbia University, which mostly served whites. That observation spurred her to conduct a study that found twice the rate of #blindness among #AfricanAmericans compared with whites.

Throughout the rest of her career, Bath explored inequities in #visioncare. She created the discipline of community ophthalmology, which approaches vision care from the perspectives of community #medicine and #publichealth.

Bath blazed trails in other ways as well, co-founding the American Institute for the Prevention of Blindness in 1976, which supports programs that protect, preserve, and restore eyesight. Bath was also the first woman appointed chair of ophthalmology at a U.S. medical school, at the University of California, Los Angeles David Geffen School of Medicine in 1983. And she was the first #blackfemalephysician to receive a #medicalpatent in 1988 for the Laserphaco Probe, a device used in #cataractsurgery.

#blackhistorymonth

Way to go Annette!! Keep up the great work! #sho

Way to go Annette!! Keep up the great work!

#shoutout #employeespotlight #healthcarerecruitment

#blackhistoryinhealthcare Marilyn Hughes Gaston, M

#blackhistoryinhealthcare Marilyn Hughes Gaston, MD

In a pivotal experience while working as an intern at Philadelphia General Hospital in 1964, Marilyn Hughes Gaston, MD, admitted a baby with a swollen, infected hand. The baby suffered from sickle cell disease, which hadn’t occurred to Gaston until her supervisor suggested the possibility. Gaston quickly committed herself to learning more about it, and eventually became a leading researcher on the disease, which affects millions of people around the world. She became deputy branch chief of the Sickle Cell Disease Branch at the National Institutes of Health, and her groundbreaking 1986 study led to a national sickle cell disease screening program for newborns. Her #research showed both the benefits of screening for #sicklecelldisease at birth and the effectiveness of #penicillin to prevent infection from sepsis, which can be fatal in children with the disease.
In 1990, Gaston became the first #blackfemalephysician to be appointed director of the Health Resources and Services Administration’s Bureau of Primary Health Care. She was also the second #blackwoman to serve as #assistantsurgeongeneral as well as achieve the rank of rear admiral in the U.S. Public Health Service. Gaston has been honored with every award that the Public Health Service bestows.

#blackhistorymonth #healthcareprofessional

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Happy New Year from ALL of us at: Mitchell Martin

Happy New Year from ALL of us at:
Mitchell Martin Inc
@mitchellmartinhealthcare
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We can’t wait to see what 2023 brings!

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