
Allied Services cares about its employees. That’s why we offer more than just competitive salaries and flexible schedules. Allied Services employees enjoy medical benefits, dental and vision benefits, life insurance, paid time off, employer matched retirement/401k, continuing education opportunities and scholarships, tuition assistance, discounts at local businesses, a health savings account and medical spending account.
Learn more about employee benefits here or call Human Resources at 570.348.1348.
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Continue ReadingNurses, is it time for a change? Allied Services is proud to announce newly increased starting pay rates for LPNs and RNs. Allied Services wants to ...
Continue ReadingAs soon as you meet Hailey Williams, you know that she is a people person. Her face lights up when she talks to you and her warmth and openness come ...
Continue ReadingREPOSTED FROM THE TIMES TRIBUNE - BY ROBERT TOMKAVAGE, STAFF WRITER Allied Services is taking another step to attract nurses as a workforce crisis ...
Continue ReadingAnn Romanosky, OTR/L, MHA recently earned her Ph.D. in Strategic Leadership and Administration from Marywood University, and while she says it’s a ...
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