Recruitment & Support

What Drives Us
We fulfill people, not positions.
We’re natural helpers driven by empathy. It’s why we all work here—we find like-minded colleagues who enjoy solving problems for people. Ultimately, we like contributing to the growth of stronger healthcare by connecting providers with their best fit.
Our Recruitment Team
We're not focused on quotas, and we don't work on commission. We've reinvented recruitment, offering holistic, personal career guidance that puts providers' needs first.
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Alida Fullmer
Physician Locum Tenens
Provider Solutions & Development
I've always felt called to service, and I thrive being able to help providers find the right career path. My mom's best friend got a tattoo of a spoon on her arm to remind her of her calling to serve. This has always resonated with me, and I want to be the “spoon” for our providers and our community partners. This is especially true for the small, rural areas that most critically need health services. Growing up in rural Iowa, I understand that need well.
I started in recruitment working for a staffing agency. At the same time, I became an EMT and volunteer firefighter. A couple years later, I joined the Air National Guard as a firefighter and worked for American Medical Response doing night shift on an ambulance. When this position at PS&D opened, I knew it would be the right fit. It has allowed me to combine my recruitment experience and my passion for serving others into one job.
At PS&D, I get to do my part for society. We play a part in the care given in our communities. I'd like to think I’m making an impact in the communities of Anchorage, Kodiak, Seward and Valdez. I am fortunate in that the Alaska Medical Group team has embraced me fully on their team, which lets me know we are having a positive impact on the work they do.
Resident Outreach Team
Our outreach team and advisors provide unbiased insights and guidance to help you better navigate your transition to practice.
I've always felt called to service, and I thrive being able to help providers find the right career path. My mom's best friend got a tattoo of a spoon on her arm to remind her of her calling to serve. This has always resonated with me, and I want to be the “spoon” for our providers and our community partners. This is especially true for the small, rural areas that most critically need health services. Growing up in rural Iowa, I understand that need well.

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We're interested and here to listen.
Tell us about your specific needs and we'll meet you where you are with customized resources.