Teem, a top provider of remote staffing solutions in the healthcare industry, today announced a deepening of its strategic collaboration with BYU-Pathway Worldwide, a leading global provider of online higher education and workforce readiness programs. The two organizations have worked adjacently for years, supporting students and professionals worldwide. This expanded partnership strengthens their shared mission and enhances opportunities for global remote employment.
Coming Together with Purpose
Teem will connect qualified BYU-Pathway Worldwide graduates with remote positions that offer competitive compensation, professional growth, and long-term stability. Teem’s expertise in matching talent to virtual roles, combined with BYU-Pathway’s commitment to empowering learners, will extend career opportunities to a broader international audience. Together, the goal is to generate over 1,000+ jobs over the next 12 months across Latin America and the Philippines.
This partnership marks a significant step forward in bridging the gap between higher education and meaningful employment. “BYU-Pathway graduates are exceptional,” added Cory Pinegar, Founder of Teem. “We’re excited to provide them with opportunities to leverage their talents in healthcare roles that value stability, growth and impact.”
Reinforcing both organizations’ commitment to creating life-changing opportunities for learners across the globe, Lindsey Williams, Director of Career Development at BYU-Pathway Worldwide, stated, “At BYU–Pathway Worldwide, we are pleased to collaborate with employers who recognize the talent, integrity and potential of our students.”
Key Benefits for BYU-Pathway Students:
- Remote Job Opportunities with Competitive Compensation:
Access stable, well-paid positions working from home. - Professional Growth:
Develop skills and advance careers in fully remote settings. - Real Impact in Healthcare:
Contribute to improving patient care and operational efficiency in medical practices.
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