The independent contractor agreement at Autumn Lake Healthcare at Alice Manor is paperwork rather than training. The Maryland facility asks clinicians to sign it before working a shift, and it records that you work as a 1099 independent contractor rather than joining the building's staff. Nursa tracks the signed document alongside your other nursing credentials.
Why does a facility need this signed?
Per diem coverage works differently from hiring. Alice Manor is bringing in a clinician for specific shifts without adding a position, and the agreement makes that arrangement explicit for both sides. It works in your favor too, since the terms are written down rather than assumed if a question comes up later.
What should you have ready before you sign?
Signing goes faster when the details match your profile.
- Your legal name exactly as it appears on your license
- Your license or certification number
- The tax details you use for 1099 income
- An email address for your copy
Does signing this cover your other Alice Manor requirements?
No. The agreement sets the terms of the relationship and nothing more. Any training, health screening, or state document the building requires stays a separate item on your profile, and the obligations attached to your Maryland license are separate again.
How soon should you get it signed?
Before you start browsing shifts rather than after you find one you want. The document has to be on file and verified for Alice Manor shifts to appear, and verification is not instant, so signing the night before usually means the shift has gone to someone else.
Where does the signed agreement go?
There is no course to complete and no certificate to earn. What you upload is the signed agreement itself.
- Tap Menu in the top left of the Nursa app.
- Select Profile.
- Scroll to the Credentials section.
- Tap Add your Credential.
- Upload your signed agreement as a PDF, WORD, JPG, or PNG.
Sign up as a clinician and get the paperwork behind you so Alice Manor shifts show up when you go looking.
