In December 2021, labor challenges spurred Moody's Investors Service to adopt a negative credit outlook for the healthcare sector. The main factors were nursing shortages and increased labor costs, which were projected to decrease operating cash flow by between 2% and 9% amid comparatively modest revenue gains.
Is your Talent Acquisition department performing at top capacity? It better be. A system's workforce is fast becoming the linchpin to its financial success or failure. No longer should HR be marginalized as a "nice to have", a non-essential component of an institution. Recruitment and retention of nurses will enable or disable growth.
In 2022, our team helped Healthcare organizations across the US and Canada hire 251 nurses. We believe this sum, while relatively modest, acts as a useful data sample to know what works and what doesn't. Using our own work as a case study and reference, we'll highlight the best practices we saw across 49 Healthcare Organizations last year.
This webinar will focus on the 5 stages we've identified you need to improve to make more RN hires in 2023:
1. Sourcing - how and where you procure candidates.
2. The response rate of applicants - what % of candidates you are able to get on the phone.
3. Conversion rate to interview - how many of your candidates are scheduled with the hiring manager.
4. Interview attendance - the % of candidates that attend.
5. Offer and acceptance - the % of interviewees who start work.
Want to understand what's working in today's market and walk away with actionable fixes to your Nurse Recruitment? Sign up for this webinar and we'll share just that.
You can also watch this webinar on YouTube, and find out more about Applichat’s non-job board sourcing methods here:
Our 5 Stages To More RN Hires After Placing 251 Nurses In 2022 (applichathealthcare.com)