PassportUSA
Ionel Muresan has a diverse range of work experience. Ionel started their career as a Customer at PPL in 2007. In 2009, they worked as a Project Manager at Arizona State University and as an ASU consulting project leader for Target, where they oversaw the implementation of technology in Target's grocery department. Starting in 2010, Ionel joined Maxim Healthcare Group, initially working as a Recruiting Specialist before being promoted to Senior Recruitment Specialist. Ionel then served as the Manager of Branch Operations, Accounts Manager, and finally as the Business Development Manager, responsible for developing and executing marketing and business plans for Arizona. Ionel's most recent position is as the Director of Business Development - International at PassportUSA, starting in 2023.
Ionel Muresan completed their Bachelor's degree in Management from the W. P. Carey School of Business at Arizona State University between 2006 and 2010. Additionally, they obtained a Bachelor's of Science degree in Management from Arizona State University during the same time period. In June 2023, Ionel earned a certification in "Career Wellness Nano Tips" with Shadé Zahrai from LinkedIn.
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PassportUSA
PassportUSA is the leading provider of internationally trained nurses, physical therapists, and medical technologists to United States healthcare organizations. Our temp-to-perm workforce solution is more cost-effective and flexible than traditional contract labor options. Our experienced international healthcare professionals are U.S. licensed, work-authorized, and ready to aid our client healthcare organizations and their patients from their first day of work in the United States. Simply put, PassportUSA connects healthcare institutions with exceptional global talent. Please note: In the Philippines, PassportUSA is recruiting through Health Carousel Philippines. License number — POEA-230-LB-103018-R. For manpower pooling only. No fees to be collected. Be aware of illegal recruiters and human traffickers