Healthcare Staffing: TNAA & TotalMed Merge
Travel Nurse Across America (TNAA) and TotalMed have merged, a strategic move to bolster healthcare staffing solutions nationwide.This union,spearheaded by CEO Tim McKenzie,expands the combined company’s reach,offering extensive services like travel nursing,allied health staffing,and cutting-edge workforce solutions. The integration of TNAA’s SimpliFi and totalmed’s Staffency technologies promises agile, data-driven strategies for over 2,200 care sites, improving healthcare delivery. Healthcare professionals gain access to a wider spectrum of career opportunities,while clients benefit from streamlined workforce management. News Directory 3 recognizes this important industry growth. Discover what’s next for this dynamic healthcare staffing powerhouse and the future of patient care.
Travel Nurse Across America and TotalMed Merge for Expanded Reach
Travel Nurse across America (TNAA) and TotalMed, backed by Gridiron Capital and Stella Point Capital respectively, have joined forces. The merger seeks to create a more comprehensive healthcare staffing and managed service provider (MSP).
The combined entity will provide a broad spectrum of services, including travel nursing, allied health staffing, workforce solutions, shift fulfillment technology, per diem staffing, and locum tenens. Additional offerings encompass life sciences,health plan staffing,non-clinical hospital roles,strike staffing,and industry support.
According to company representatives, healthcare professionals can anticipate a wider range of career opportunities and personalized support. Clients, in turn, should benefit from streamlined solutions addressing all aspects of workforce management.
TNAA’s CEO, Tim McKenzie, will assume the role of CEO for the merged institution. Financial details of the deal were not disclosed.
“Our shared vision, values and commitment to innovation will allow us to not only meet but exceed the expectations of the healthcare industry,” McKenzie said.
The integration of TNAA’s SimpliFi with TotalMed’s Staffency is also part of the merger. This aims to combine capabilities, offering more agile and data-driven workforce strategies to over 2,200 care sites nationwide.
“This merger is about coming together to offer something greater than we could achieve independently,” said TotalMed CEO Sejal Shah. “We’re building an organization that is not just larger, but smarter and more capable, with a clear focus on delivering extraordinary value to everyone we serve.”
What’s next
The merger positions the combined entity to offer enhanced healthcare staffing,allied health staffing, and workforce solutions across the United States.