We’re incredibly proud to have become a Certified B Corporation®
Advancing the health of medicine
We’re incredibly proud to have become a Certified B Corporation®. This certification is recognised globally as the highest standard for social corporate responsibility. With this, we join a global movement of businesses that are driving accountability for their impact on people, the environment, and the community.
Our B Corp Story
Dr Sam Hazledine (Founder), Richard Clark (Managing Director), and Medrecruit doctors Dr Penzy Dinsdale and Dr Sina Karimian tell our B Corp story.
Our mission
After changing the Declaration of Geneva in 2016, to include the “health and wellbeing of doctors,” B Corp certification is a reflection of our commitment to enriching the lives of our doctors and providing medical staffing where it is needed most.
Strong values have always led us, becoming a B Corp is an important step in our ongoing mission to ensure that we are doing everything we can to advance the health of medicine.
What is B Corp?
B Corp Certification means that a company has been verified as meeting B Lab’s high standards for social and environmental impact, that it has made a legal commitment to stakeholder governance, and that it is demonstrating accountability and transparency by disclosing this record of performance in a public B Corp profile.
What does it mean for you?
As part of the B Corp certification, companies with high social or environmental impact are recognised with an Impact Business Model. Medrecruit has been distinguished with a Customer Impact Business Model under B Corp certification. This recognises our commitment to extending beyond profit-centric measures to be of benefit to our customers and the community.
Our promise to the profession is that we will never stop striving to improve the staffing crisis facing the industry and advocating for the wellbeing of our doctors. We have always been vocal about our mission, but having B Corp certification shows our customers that we are not afraid to also be accountable.