Horrible company Horrible company. I had a locum scheduled to work through maternity leave. Day one he committed malpractice and barton wanted to keep him working at the office. Then charged the full fee for the first week or work after he admitted to falsifying chart notes. It is over 2 months later and I still do not have a refund. Stay away.

On the Positive... On the Positive: I was blessed to have a Helpful and Kind Recruiter named Haithem Jallad. On the Negative: I would never take an assignment 66 miles away from my home again without having some sort of housing provided, too much travel time ( 3 hours round trip) and too much wear and tear on my vehicle. Suggestion: Give advice on 1099 taxes and things able to claim during the recruitment process.

Great experience with Barton. I feel like my contact with Barton (Ciaran) really has my back and negotiations are in my favor. If I run into any problems, I know he will be a great advocate for me. He’s available whenever I need him. He gets back to me right away. I have enjoyed my assignments at Barton but I do wish there were more to choose from in my field.

This company needs to be more vigilant… This company needs to be more vigilant of their clients. A few years ago they placed me with a client who wanted me to work remote doing chart reviews to confirm documentation assessments done by other professionals. Now that the client is being charged with fraud, I too am being accused of being involved in their scheme. BE CAREFUL of the assingments Barton gives you! Truthfully, a subsequent assignment of camp nurse went well.

Meeting my needs I had and still have very specific and limited availability to do locums work. Daniel Seay had reached out to me on one occasion and he promised to notify me if an opportunity arose that met my specific needs. He did exactly that. I was able to accept an assignment and had a wonderful experience. I was able to work all the shifts because they were adjusted to my needs. This was do to Daniel and Mitch, the account manager.