A direct-connect technology platform that supplies hospitals, clinics and care homes across Canada with health workers for long-term roles. Today we check licences on BC regulators' public registers.
Start with the kind of facility you run.
Three steps, and no one standing between the facility and the healthcare worker.
Facilities post shift details, including the pay. Healthcare professionals set their schedule preferences and their availability.
Where a role has a public register, Webrij administrators look the licence up there. They also check work eligibility and record the date and the outcome.
Professionals apply in one tap. Facilities review the profiles, contact applicants, interview and hire directly under their own contracts.
Documents reviewed by people: work permits, PR cards and registration documents are reviewed by Webrij administrators. Nothing is read by software.
Date-stamped register checks: Where a role has a public register, Webrij administrators look the licence up there, such as the BCCNM register for nurses, and record the date and the outcome.
No fee per hire. Talk to us about pricing.
Contact usConfirmed: the licence exists on the regulator's public register, under the name and number the professional gave.
Recorded: the date a Webrij administrator looked it up, for roles that have a public register.
Still yours: references, interviews, criminal record checks and site onboarding. A register is not a screening.
For healthcare workers: find roles, apply and keep your credentials in your pocket.
