Crystal Fullilove

Healthcare Staffing Analyst

Crystal Fullilove
cfulliloveSPAMFILTER@staffingindustry.com

Crystal Fullilove is a Healthcare Staffing Analyst at Staffing Industry Analysts. Her research coverage includes all aspects of healthcare staffing and workforce solutions. Crystal graduated Summa Cum Laude from Southern New Hampshire University with a BA in Business Administration and minor in Human Resource Management. Prior to joining SIA, Crystal worked in HR and the healthcare industry managing clinical traveler programs and MSPs for hospitals within the US.

Recent Articles

US schools in staffing crisis mode as clinician demand intensifies

8 February 2023

This article discusses the combination of factors contributing to the staffing shortages in US schools, and what some staffing firms are doing to meet the challenges head on.

Staffing platforms and automation may offer competitive edge

10 January 2023

North American staffing firms have increased their app/platform usage in the industry to reach a record participation rate.

Trends in allied healthcare and locum tenens staffing

5 December 2022

While the recent boom in nurse staffing has deservedly attracted much attention, the other segments of healthcare staffing have also experienced record demand. 

Working together: A look at the dynamics of the healthcare staffing industry

9 November 2022

Barry Asin, president of Staffing Industry Analysts, discussed current competitive forces in healthcare staffing during his keynote speech at SIA’s Healthcare Staffing Summit on Nov. 3 in Houston. 

Addressing mental health in healthcare temporary staffing

9 October 2022

The mental wellbeing of healthcare workers has been a persistent concern that predates the Covid-19 pandemic. 

Leading healthcare staffing firms post $39 billion in revenue

6 September 2022

The market saw a powerful increase in revenue in 2021 as 81 firms generated more than $50 million in US healthcare temporary staffing, according to SIA, bringing the healthcare staffing revenue total to $39.2 billion for these leading firms.