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Evaluating a Company’s Nursing and Allied Health Candidates

By Jeff on May 21, 2010 in Healthcare Hiring, Healthcare Staffing, Hospital Staffing, Working with Staffing Vendors

The quality and quantity of nursing and allied health candidates that a staffing company provide is really the core of their business and is one of the main reasons you should be considering working with a staffing company in the first place. There are four key components to this: Nursing and Allied Health Candidate Pool Size, Recruiting [...]

Refreshing nursing skills?

By Jeff on Jul 25, 2009 in Featured, Healthcare Hiring, Hospital Management, Hospital Staffing, Travel Nurses

A post and comment thread on a great blog over at the HCA West Florida Recruitment Blog brought up the point about nurses returning to the profession due to the economic recession after time away and their need to take part in “Back to Nursing” type programs to refresh their skills. Here are some other nursing [...]

How does your hospital grade?

By Jeff on May 15, 2009 in Featured, Healthcare Hiring, Hospital Staffing

Have you ever wondered what the nurses and allied health professionals working for you thought of your unit, management style or hospital. Thanks to a new website called NurseRatings.org you may be able to find out. The site is very new and as of yet I have not seen any ratings take place, but I think [...]

How to evaluate a traveler’s resume

By Jeff on Feb 14, 2009 in Featured, Healthcare Hiring, Hospital Staffing

When you are receiving 30-40 resumes for any open travel nursing or travel allied health position need that your hospital has it is imperative that you are able to quickly and accurately assess the talent and qualifications of the candidate. Hiring the wrong candidate or even wasting your valuable time talking to the wrong travel [...]