Specialized Healthcare Staffing Solutions
- 6,000+ placements across veterinary and behavioral-health since 2015
- One-business-day shortlist on most roles
- DVMs, BCBAs, psychiatric NPs, LCSWs, vet specialists, ABA therapists — and the credentialing behind them
Staffing for veterinary and mental health — both, under one roof.
Pulivarthi Group is a US staffing agency for veterinary clinics and mental health practices. We place veterinarians, vet techs, therapists, counselors, psychiatric nurse practitioners and other clinicians, for temporary, per diem, contract and permanent roles.
Built specifically for the talent you need
🐾 Veterinary
1,950+
DVMs and vet techs placed
Across 200+ clinics since 2015
🧠 Mental Health
1600+
Behavioral health professionals placed
Including BCBAs, psychiatric NPs, LCSWs, and ABA therapists
🏥 General Healthcare
2,500+
Healthcare placements across all specialties
Hospitals, long-term care, allied health, and more
Numbers reflect placements through Q1 2026. Methodology available on request.
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Facilities We Serve in Healthcare
Veterinary and behavioral-health staffing is our specialty. Adjacent healthcare placements — hospitals, long-term care, allied health, dental — are where we extend that same credentialing rigor when it adds value.
Built for vet and behavioral-health hiring
Generic healthcare staffing treats your specialty as a line item. We don’t. Here’s what specialty depth actually looks like.
Credentialing built for your specialty
Veterinary placements include state veterinary board verification, DEA controlled-substance background checks, and specialty board confirmation (ACVIM, ACVS, ACVO, ABVP) when relevant. Mental health placements include multi-state license tracking, NLC and PSYPACT awareness, and payer-panel credentialing support.
Specialist pool means faster shortlists
Because we specialise in placing vet and behavioral-health professionals, our talent pool is pre-screened and ready. Most roles get a tailored shortlist within one business day. Average time-to-fill is 21 days for critical roles — versus 60+ days for generic agencies on vet roles and 90-180 days on psychiatric NP openings.
Compliance for your model
Veterinary: state veterinary board licensing, OSHA, and DEA controls reviewed during screening. Behavioral health: HIPAA, multi-state telehealth licensing, and clinical credential verification (LCSW, LMSW, LCPC, BCBA) handled as part of standard process.
Roles we actually place
Veterinary: DVMs, vet techs (LVT/RVT/CVT), CSRs, practice managers, board-certified specialists across internal medicine, surgery, dermatology, oncology, ophthalmology — plus equine, food-animal, and exotics. Mental health: psychiatrists, psychiatric NPs, LCSWs, LMSWs, psychologists (PhD/PsyD), ABA therapists, behavioral health techs, mobile crisis clinicians, and addiction counselors.
Flexible engagement, transparent pricing
Permanent, contract, locum/relief, fractional, or per-diem placements — same specialist team handles every model. Contingent fees quoted up front. No 12-month exclusive contracts.
Beyond the placement
We continue credentialing and onboarding support past placement — including payer-panel enrollment for behavioral-health hires and continuing-education tracking for vet placements. Retention check-ins through the first year help spot fit issues early.
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