If you’re a nurse, you know there’s never enough time in the day. Today’s healthcare environment necessitates wearing many hats and working smarter, not harder. While you cannot change the amount of hours in your day, you can alter how you spend your time in order to make the most of every moment. The learning…
In the United States, the nursing workforce is more diverse than ever. As a result, an inclusive culture and approach with your facility’s nursing staff are critical. Unfortunately, this isn’t always at the forefront of people’s minds. Hospitals have long recognized the value of developing diverse staffing rosters that reflect the patients in their…
National Nurses Week, which takes place every year from May 6 to May 12, is a joyous occasion for our nurses and the more than 6 million nurses in the United States, as well as millions more around the world, who work tirelessly to care for patients in a variety of services. This week emphasizes…
You can think of a recruiter as the gatekeeper that stands between you and your desired position. They can help you fill open positions, negotiate a job offer, guide newly-hired healthcare workers, and build bridges within the facility for any accessible support systems. Their job is not easy and getting the right recruiter for your…
What a thrill to receive an invitation to interview after spending days or weeks perfecting the resume and hours filling out online applications! However, interviews can be difficult. Even the most highly experienced nurse can be shaken by process. The more you want a job, the more stressful the interviewing appears to be. Nursing…
Registered nurses (RNs) have been named the nation’s most honest and ethical profession for the 19th year in a row. When there aren’t enough of them to adequately care for every patient , everyone suffers—patients, nurses, physicians, and the facility itself. As a result, nurse-to-patient ratios are important in terms of patient safety and…
As a healthcare worker, you are constantly putting the needs of others above your own. You must put your own safety at stake in order to keep others safe and healthy during the COVID-19 epidemic. It’s not simply your competence or broad understanding of science and medicine that makes you an indispensable employee; it’s the…
With the COVID-19 pandemic still on going in the United States, we’d like make sure the medical staff taking care of us knows that people do appreciate them! People working in the medical field save lives every day with their care, compassion, and expertise—and they’ve done so at great personal risk during the pandemic. They…
Hospitals, medical facilities, and nursing homes are typically regarded as the largest employers of people working in the medical field. However, due to the broad scope of their operations and the diversity of their functions, the facilities are not always able to focus on staffing quality and requirements. Furthermore, small, and medium-sized nursing homes and…
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