Healthcare staffing
Credentialed staff, placed and proven.
Mustr places your medics, nurses and paramedics across client sites, checks their registration and credentials are current before the shift is booked, and blocks anyone who is not cleared. Mustr was built for mine-site medics.
No placement without current credentials.
A site needs a medic on a night roster. Mustr shows you who holds current registration and the credentials that site requires, who is available, and who is not already placed elsewhere, so the person on shift is the right one.
- Registration and credentials current and verified
- Available, and not double-booked across sites
- Site or client induction current
- Day and night rosters on the one timeline
Place them and it is done. If a credential has lapsed, the booking is blocked before the shift, not discovered in an audit afterwards.
Built from mine-site medicine out.
Every client, its own credentials
Each client site carries the registrations and credentials it requires. Nobody gets placed there without them, whoever is doing the rostering.
Cover around the clock
Sites need medics on day and night rosters. Shifts of both kinds sit on the one timeline, and open shifts go out to credentialed, available clinicians when cover is needed.
Agency staff that move
Clinicians move between clients and agencies. Set one inactive between placements and they keep every credential and record, drop out of the pickers, and cannot be booked until you switch them back on.
Registrations you see lapsing early.
Registration and immunisation records fall due on their own schedule. Mustr shows each one up to 60 days out with one-click reminders, so it is renewed before it stops a clinician being placed.
- 60-day expiry dashboard on the certificate matrix
- One-click reminder emails to the worker
- Verified, pending and expired states on every certificate
- An audit trail of who changed what, and when
A warning still lets the placement go ahead. Mustr blocks the booking, so an uncredentialed clinician is never scheduled onto a shift.
What this means when the client asks
When a client asks you to prove the clinicians on their site were credentialed, the answer is the system itself: the registrations each site required, verified with dates, and a record showing non-compliant placements were never made.
The clash you did not know about.
Availability is only half the picture. Someone locked into another client's site the same week used to look free right up until the save failed. The crew picker now shows them greyed out with the clashing site and dates on the card, so you see the conflict before you try to book it.
Nothing waiting in a portal to be noticed.
When a client raises a request or changes a shift themselves, your team is told straight away by email and in the app. The request lands in a queue that keeps a done-pile of what you have already crewed this week, so a covered shift does not just vanish and an open one does not get missed.