For organizations

Find a nurse by her clinical background.

Specialty, work setting, state, the kind of work and the price. There is no public list of nurses and no way to search one without an account. You apply, a person reads it, and once your account is approved you can search every published profile.

Every account is read and approved by a person.

15%
platform fee, added on top of the nurse’s published price.
0%
taken from the nurse, which is why they are here.
2
kinds of account: partnerships, and research.
$0
retainer and no monthly minimum. You pay per booking.

Read this first

Auria is new, and this is exactly where it stands.

Auria takes no payment. There is no checkout, no card processing, and no money held or released by Auria. Nothing has been charged to anyone.

You can apply for an account today and it will be read. Bookings are arranged by hand: you send a request from a nurse’s page, Auria picks it up, and the fee, the agreement and payment are settled with you directly.

The rest of this page describes how it works and how it will work when payment opens. Where something is not built yet, it says so.

Two kinds of account

What you may see depends on why you are here.

You tick which of the two you are here for when you apply, and it is granted at approval rather than selected by you. The two are not the same audience and the rules are enforced in the database, not on a page.

Brand and partnerships

You are looking for a nurse to make something or to appear somewhere. You are approved to see her biography, her packages and prices, and her audience size on each platform.

Research and surveys

You are looking for a defined clinical group. You are approved to see the patient groups she works with, the equipment she uses and the settings she has practised in. You are not approved to see any follower count, on any platform.

An organization can hold both, and neither is a box you can tick yourself. Once your account is approved, these appear on a nurse’s own page when you are signed in. Where the clinical detail appears, the page says on the spot that it is not on her public page and that you can see it because you were approved for research.

How a booking works

One price, shown in full, before you commit.

  • 01

    You open a nurse’s page and send a request

    Written by a person, to a person. Only an approved organization can send one, and there is a limit per day so nobody is buried.

  • 02

    Auria takes it to her

    While the platform is new she answers through Auria rather than accepting or declining inside it. Her price is the one published on her page. Nothing is negotiated through a back channel.

  • 03

    You are quoted two lines, never one number

    The nurse’s fee, then the Auria platform fee at fifteen percent. No hidden markup, no small-order surcharge, and processing costs are absorbed rather than itemised. Today that quote comes by email.

  • 04

    The work is delivered, and her full fee reaches her

    Auria keeps only the platform fee you paid on top. When payment opens, Auria will hold the money until the work is delivered. Today you settle with her directly and Auria is not in the middle of it.

What you agree to

Three things, and they are the ones that matter.

The terms are on the screen above the button rather than behind a link, and there are three separate boxes rather than one. Two of them are specific because they are the breaches that would actually matter.

  • 01

    You will not copy, export, scrape or bulk-collect what you see here.

  • 02

    You will not take what you learn here and use it to find, match or identify a nurse in another database.

  • 03

    You agree to the full terms, which are on the page when you apply. You agree once, when you apply, not per booking.

Auria holds itself to the same rule. Its own outreach list is built from published pages read one at a time, and no competitor’s directory has been collected.

Apply

Four fields, and a person reads it.

Applications are read individually. Sign back in to see what your account has been approved for. Auria is not sending approval emails yet, so check back rather than waiting for one.