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For healthcare workers

Build your Credential Passport™.

Keep your professional information organized in one place, and discover opportunities that match your verified qualifications and availability. It is free, and it is useful from the first session — before you ever work a shift.

Value in your first session

You should get something out of this before anyone offers you work. In one sitting you can create your account, start your passport, see how complete it is, and know exactly what is missing.

1

Credential Passport™

Licenses, certifications and expiration dates in one record you control.

2

Expiry reminders

Alerts at 60, 30 and 7 days, so a lapse never quietly costs you work.

3

Availability you set

The days, hours and areas you are open to. Change them whenever life changes.

4

Opportunity matching

You see openings you are eligible for — not a wall of postings you cannot take.

5

Shift history

A clear record of the shifts you have completed, kept for you.

6

Professional profile

Your experience presented consistently to every organization that considers you.

Ready to Work means something

We do not present people who are not eligible. That protects the organizations we work with — and it is why the opportunities you see are ones you can actually take.

How verification works

  • Uploading a document does not mark a credential verified.
  • A trained reviewer checks the issuing authority and records the method and date.
  • You are marked Ready to Work only once the required rules are satisfied.
  • An expired credential makes you ineligible only for shifts that require it.
  • You can see the status of every credential at any time.

Creating a profile does not guarantee employment, assignment, or a minimum number of shifts. Your working relationship — whether employment or independent contract — is defined by the written agreement that applies to you, and is never misrepresented.

If this is a medical emergency, call 911 or seek emergency medical care. Tender Loving Care of Hawaii is not an emergency medical service.

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