Under Contract
Healthcare Recruiting and Permanent Placement Company
Remote Connecticut firm placing physicians and clinicians nationwide
On NextCompany since September 3, 2026 (42 days)
CT area
Business overview
This healthcare recruiting firm places physicians, NPs, PAs, and behavioral health clinicians nationwide. It serves FQHCs, community health centers, and behavioral health organizations. The remote Connecticut operation runs without a facility lease, equipment, or inventory.
The asking price is $1,495,000. Gross revenue is $650,485. Cash flow is $548,754. Two owners each spend about 10 hours per week. Both principals will support a structured transition.
Who is a good fit for this business
- Owner-operators with healthcare recruiting experience placing clinicians with FQHCs and health centers.
- Buyers who can fund the $1,495,000 asking price without seller financing.
- Operators ready to hire one recruiter to increase placement volume from current agreements.
- Buyers who need a relocatable recruiting operation with no facility lease or inventory.
Details
- Reason for selling
- Owners are selling to pursue a separately developed real estate venture, not distress.
- Real estate
- No real estate
Frequently Asked Questions
The firm places physicians, NPs, PAs, and behavioral health clinicians. It works with FQHCs, community health centers, and behavioral health organizations. Placements run nationwide from a remote Connecticut base.
Buyers receive a proprietary candidate and client database spanning 6+ years. The sale includes the established brand and all operational systems. About 50 active client agreements transfer with no fixed expiration dates.
The asking price is $1,495,000. Gross revenue is $650,485. Cash flow is $548,754. Buyers will not receive seller financing on this transaction.
Buyers may relocate this fully remote firm and operate it from anywhere. The operation carries no facility lease, equipment, or inventory. Real estate is not part of the sale.
The owners plan to pursue a separately developed real estate venture. They are not selling from distress. Both principals will support a structured transition. They are open to keeping a minority stake after closing.