April 14, 2022
Healthcare in the US may not be what it wants to be, but it most certainly isn’t what it used to be. Things are different now.
It’s so hard to say goodbye to yesterday
11 April 2022
Healthcare in the US may not be what it wants to be, but it most certainly isn’t what it used to be. Things are different now.
IntelyCare announces $115 million funding round, valuation at $1 billion; platform also adds three execs
11 April 2022
IntelyCare announced a $115 million Series C funding round valuing the talent platform providing per diem nurses at $1.1 billion. It also added three new executives to its C-suite and expanded operations in 10 additional states.
Minnesota bill targets $1 million for emergency temp staffing pool
11 April 2022
The Minnesota House of Representatives passed a bill that would allocate $1.0 million to create an emergency temporary staffing pool for long-term care and other facilities.
AMN Healthcare CEO Susan Salka to retire by end of year
12 April 2022
AMN Healthcare Services Inc. (NYSE: AMN), the largest US healthcare staffing firm, announced President and CEO Susan Salka plans to retire by end of the year upon the naming of her successor.
Futuris acquires therapy staffing provider
12 April 2022
Futuris Co. (OTCMKTS: FTRS), a Rockville, Maryland-based staffing provider, acquired Affordable Rehab Services, a provider of therapy staffing in Broward and Miami-Dade counties in Florida.
PRN Health Services acquires Maryland-based Alliant Staffing
12 April 2022
PRN Health Services LLC, a healthcare staffing firm, has acquired Alliant Staffing LLC.
Cross Country Healthcare appoints experienced staffing exec as chief commercial officer
12 April 2022
Cross Country Healthcare Inc. (NASDAQ: CCRN), the Boca Raton, Florida-headquartered healthcare staffing firm, appointed Daniel White as its first chief commercial officer.
Hospital exec expects travel nurses to return to permanent roles in coming months (Spectrum News)
12 April 2022
One hospital official in Ohio expects some travel nurses to transition back to permanent roles in the months ahead as lucrative travel contracts end, Spectrum News reported.