How quickly can Pulivarthi Group fill a veterinary or mental health role?

Pulivarthi Group delivers a shortlist within one business day. Average time-to-fill is 21 days for veterinary positions vs 60-180 days at general agencies, and 48 hours to first candidate for behavioral health roles including BCBAs and psychiatric NPs.

What types of healthcare professionals does Pulivarthi Group place?

DVMs and board-certified veterinary specialists (ACVIM, ACVS, ACVO, ABVP) for veterinary roles, and BCBAs, psychiatric NPs, LCSWs, psychologists, and ABA therapists for behavioral health — plus allied health professionals across hospitals, long-term care, and home health.

Is there a fee for healthcare professionals to use Pulivarthi Group?

No. There is zero cost to job seekers. Placement fees are paid entirely by the hiring employer.

What engagement models does Pulivarthi Group offer?

Permanent, contract, locum/relief, fractional, and per-diem staffing — all handled by the same specialist team with upfront contingent fees and no mandatory 12-month exclusive contracts.

How does Pulivarthi Group verify credentials and ensure compliance?

State veterinary board verification, DEA checks, and specialty-board confirmation for vet roles; multi-state license tracking, PSYPACT awareness, HIPAA review, and payer-panel credentialing for behavioral health.

Does Pulivarthi Group serve facilities outside the United States?

Yes — the U.S. and Canada, spanning 15+ states with a growing Canadian presence.

What is the difference between contingent and permanent staffing?

Permanent staffing places a candidate as a full-time employee with a one-time fee. Contingent staffing (temp, locum, contract, per-diem) places workers for defined periods with the agency handling payroll and compliance.

How does Pulivarthi Group support onboarding after placement?

Payer-panel enrollment for behavioral health, CE tracking for veterinary professionals, credentialing support, and retention check-ins through the first 12 months.

How do I get started with Pulivarthi Group as an employer?

Fill out the Get a Staffing Quote form at pulivarthigroup.com or call (704) 548-7701. A specialist will respond within one business day.

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