Healthcare

By viewing nurse staffing plans with more elasticity as opposed to requiring exclusivity, hospital leaders can better position their organizations to close inevitable nursing workforce gaps.

With the ongoing nursing shortage, utilizing nurses to their fullest potential is more important than ever.

Flexibility is becoming the new currency in healthcare employment, and it’s critical for facilities to embrace it if they want to attract and retain top talent.

Per diem staffing isn’t going away (nor is travel), and technology is only improving the efficiency of staffing within this segment of the healthcare ecosystem.

Whether your temporary hire is providing continuity for your team or for your clients, a consistent process can make or break the experience for everyone involved.

Allied health professionals are indispensable in delivering comprehensive patient care. Staffing companies must bridge the gap between demand and supply, ensuring that clients have the skilled professionals they need.

As we navigate the post-pandemic world, the healthcare industry faces significant challenges, particularly in nursing staffing. After attending recent healthcare conferences and engaging with HR and talent acquisition leaders from across the country, it’s clear that the landscape is fraught with both difficulties and opportunities.

The healthcare industry faces daunting challenges when it comes to closing staffing coverage gaps, but locums are a valuable solution.

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