ClinicalRate
Supply intelligence · Live87,412 active profiles · 312 metros

Candidate Finder & Density Mapper.

Search the active supply by role, geography, credential class, and availability — then overlay where qualified clinicians actually live, priced against the same live distribution your desk quotes from.

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Active profiles
87,412
Metros mapped
312
Refresh
Hourly
Match latency
<140ms p50
Travel RN — ICU · CA · 5 of 1,418Sorted by match
Travel RN — ICU+ filters
Maya
CR-K-4421
8 yrs$94–$102/hr1 wk
96%
Jordan
CR-K-4287
6 yrs$88–$96/hr2 wks
93%
Samira
CR-K-4198
5 yrs$84–$92/hr1 wk
88%
Priya
CR-K-4140
11 yrs$78–$86/hr4 wks
82%
Liam
CR-K-4099
4 yrs$80–$88/hrNegotiating
79%
Travel RN — ICU · CA + neighbours · 25-mi radiusn = 1,568
Los Angeles, CAHottest
412
Riverside–San Berdo, CA
318
San Diego, CA
264
Sacramento, CA
198
San Francisco, CA
156
Phoenix, AZ
132
Las Vegas, NV
88
active supply · last 14 daysmedian bill p50 — overlay on hover

Live widget — left: ranked candidate matches with rate range and availability. Right: metro-level density of qualified supply for the same role.

Anatomy

Two surfaces, one supply graph.

01

Canonical role filter

Search resolves to the same 428 canonical roles as Rate Explorer — never a free-text bucket. ICU, Med/Surg, L&D, OR are separate cohorts.

02

Availability window

Filter by start-window: ≤1 wk, ≤2 wks, ≤4 wks, plus negotiating and placed states. The clock comes from the candidate, not a guess.

03

Rate range vs market

Every candidate carries an asked rate range, plotted against the live p25/p50/p75 for that role × metro. No more apples-to-oranges.

04

Density layer

Toggle the density mapper to see qualified supply per metro inside a 25-mile radius — same canonical role, same credential class.

By the numbers

Live supply, ranked, mapped, refreshed hourly.

87K
Active candidate profiles

Refreshed hourly · contract-class disambiguated.

312
Metros mapped

CBSA-level density per canonical role × credential.

<140ms
p50 match latency

Inline inside placement-creation flows.

6
Filter dimensions

Role · geo · credential · shift · availability · rate band.

Capability matrix

What Candidate Finder ships with.

CapabilityPulseOperatorEnterprise
Active profile poolRead-only · top 25 metrosFull pool · 312 metrosFull pool + private feed
Filter dimensionsRole · state+ credential · shift · availability+ rate band · custom tags
Density mapperMetro-level (CBSA)Metro + ZIP-3 isochrone
Rate range vs marketp50 onlyp25 / p50 / p75 overlayp10 → p90 overlay
Saved searches5Unlimited · per-userUnlimited · shared workspace
Refresh cadenceDailyHourlyStreaming · webhook
Density mapping

Where the supply actually lives — not where job-boards say it does.

The density mapper joins active candidate profiles to canonical role, credential class, and CBSA, so a desk can see 412 active Travel ICU RNs around Los Angeles without ever clicking into 412 search-result pages.

Geography

CBSA-level density

Each metro cell aggregates qualified candidates within a 25-mile radius of the metro core. Operator tier maps every CBSA in the country; Enterprise adds ZIP-3 isochrones for shift-driven roles.

Filtering

Same filters as the finder

Role, credential class, shift preference, availability window, and rate band all flow through to the density view. Switching surfaces never re-opens the filter set.

Overlay

Hover for live rate

Hover any metro cell for the live p50 bill rate, sample size, and 30-day move on that role × geography. The density mapper and Rate Explorer speak the same canonical-role language.

Hottest cell

Surfaced automatically

The platform flags the highest-density metro for any active filter set, so a desk never has to scroll to find where the supply concentrates.

Under the hood

How a profile becomes a placement-ready match.

Ingestion

Permitted profile feeds, contract-class aware

Profiles enter from contributing ATS partners and permitted public job-board feeds. Contract class (travel-13wk, per diem, local) is extracted on ingest, not inferred at query time.

Normalization

Same Taxonomy Mapper, every record

Every candidate's role-of-record passes through the canonical mapper at confidence ≥ 0.92 before it joins the searchable pool. Credential class (RN, NP, CRNA, RT…) is a separate dimension.

Privacy

No PHI · no PII without consent

Display IDs are platform-issued (CR-K-####). Real candidate identity, contact, and licensure documents stay inside the contributing partner system; we surface match strength, not personal data.

Match score

Calibrated, not "vibes"

Match % combines canonical-role fit, credential exact-match, geographic preference, availability, and asked-rate proximity to the role × metro p50. Each dimension is reportable in the API response.

Comparison

Candidate Finder vs. job-board search.

Why the same query against a job board returns a noisier, less defensible answer.

Capability
Candidate Finder
Canonical · priced · density-aware
Job-board search
Free-text · undated · unpriced
Role resolution
428 canonical roles, contract-class split
Free-text title match
Refresh
Hourly
Crawl-dependent (days–weeks)
Rate context
Asked-rate vs live p25/p50/p75
No rate, or stated rate without market context
Geographic granularity
CBSA + 25-mi radius (ZIP-3 on Ent.)
State + city string
Density visibility
Metro-level density mapper
Result-count, no shape
Availability signal
Start-window inferred from candidate state
Free-text "open to work"
API access
REST + webhook · canonical join keys
Scrape-only (TOS-restricted)
Operator tier · 14 desks live
We stopped paying for two job-board logins the same quarter we wired the density mapper into our pricing flow. Knowing that LA had 412 active ICU RNs vs Phoenix's 132 changes the bid before the rate-card meeting starts.
AR
Alex Reyes
Director, Pricing · National travel-nurse staffing platform
Where it shows up

Three teams, three reasons to live in the finder.

What's included

Built into every Operator contract.

ClinicalRate · Operator
From $4,000/ month

Candidate Finder ships with the full active profile pool and metro-level density on every Operator contract. ZIP-3 isochrones and streaming webhook on Enterprise.

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Included on this feature
  • 87,412 active profiles · hourly refresh
  • 312 metros density-mapped (CBSA)
  • Canonical role filter (428 roles)
  • Credential class · shift · availability filters
  • Asked-rate vs live p25/p50/p75 overlay
  • Hottest-metro auto-flag for any filter set
  • Saved searches · unlimited per user
  • REST + webhook · canonical join keys
FAQ

Questions buyers ask about Candidate Finder.

A combination of contributing ATS partners (under data-share agreements) and permitted public profile feeds where re-use is in-policy. Every record passes the same Taxonomy Mapper as our rate data, so a Travel CRNA in Texas joins to the same canonical role on both surfaces.
No. Candidate Finder surfaces a platform-issued display ID, role, geography, credential class, asked-rate range, and availability state. Real identity, contact, and licensure documents stay inside the contributing partner system. The platform shows match strength, not personal data.
Job-boards index free-text titles and rarely carry rate context. Candidate Finder joins canonical role, contract class, credential, asked-rate, and availability into one filter set — and overlays the result against the same live distribution your team quotes from in Rate Explorer.
Profile pool is refreshed hourly, with density cells rebuilt on each refresh. Enterprise tier ships streaming webhooks on supply-shock events (e.g. >10% density move on a subscribed role × metro inside 24 hours).
Yes. The same OAuth 2.0 client-credentials flow as the rest of the API, with two endpoints: GET /v1/candidates/search and GET /v1/density/{role}/{metro}. p50 match latency is under 140 ms; both endpoints carry sample_size and as_of in the response envelope.
Other features

The rest of the surface.

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