by Cade Webb
The U.S. healthcare system is shifting. Healthcare systems are adapting to a change in demand, and therefore, are forced to think creatively about how to maintain safe and competitive staffing levels while looking for new ways to save on costs. To know where we’re going, it’s important to first now how we got here. Following the emergence of the COVID-19
by Cade Webb
As the United States healthcare sector feels numerous continued effects since the onset of the the COVID-19 Pandemic, healthcare systems and facilities are searching for answers on how to proceed. In an unprecedented advisory from the U.S. Surgeon General, Vivek Murthy, M.D., the federal government this week recognized the stress being placed onto healthcare outp
The consolidated reporting of key metrics is one of the most important elements driving an effective healthcare contingent workforce staffing program. An important benefit of adopting a managed service provider (MSP) or vendor management system (VMS) is the ability to see key recruitment metrics such as fill rates, time-to-fill, candidate submissions and quality, as
With U.S. healthcare’s unemployment rate at just 2.4% in January 2019, and the number of healthcare job openings up by 79,000 in December 2018, it can feel more challenging than ever to hire the clinicians we need. Over half of healthcare executives have already taken steps to adopt talent acquisition solutions such as recruitment and staffing firms, managed servi
According to Staffing Industry Analysts, usage of vendor management systems (VMS) reached an all-time high of 79% of companies in 2018 across all industries in the U.S., Europe and Asia Pacific. 62% of companies were utilizing a managed service provider (MSP) to manage their contingent workforce. Both MSP and VMS solutions offer compelling benefits for managing a