staffing

The largest employment gains include an additional 29,000 jobs in clinicians' offices. Hospitals created 4,000 jobs.

The typical workaround for staffing shortages ? hiring clinicians from out of town ? isn't the solution anymore.

Bottom is a credentialing systems specialist at Ephraim McDowell Health in Danville, Kentucky with more than seven years of experience...

With virtually every part of the country experiencing a surge, the competition for the finite number of available nurses is...

Sanford Health's chief operating officer shares how the health system is reacting to a surge of COVID-19 patients in the...

A recent survey of nurse leaders identifies top challenges and essential focus areas for the healthcare industry to focus on...

One of New York's largest health systems marshaled a range of resources and expertise to cope with the spring coronavirus...

Terry Fletchall was the youngest CEO in Oregon in 1988 and is currently the longest-tenured CEO in the state.

Due to critical shortages, staff agencies have deployed tens of thousands of traveling health workers nationally since March outbreaks in...

The northern Rocky Mountains, Great Plains and Upper Midwest are seeing the highest surge of COVID-19 cases in the nation,...

Nurses are experiencing and witnessing disruptive behaviors in the workplace and healthcare leaders should address them to improve staff engagement,...

Understanding the calculation for a full-time equivalent will help you know how many staff are required to meet the needs...