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The call for flexible healthcare staffing is prevalent now more than ever. Unpredictable, uncertain, volatile—regardless of the term used, there’s no denying that today’s hiring landscape is precarious. Rising inflation and the looming threat of recession are causing many sectors to implement hiring freezes or even workforce reductions. At the same time, the healthcare industry

The healthcare industry’s widening talent gap is well-documented – and critically concerning. A recent study projects nursing shortages alone will reach 1.1 million by 2026, driven by factors like an aging workforce, increased patient demand, and lagging workforce replenishment. Similar shortfalls exist across many other clinical and non-clinical roles vital to healthcare operations.   Limitations of

In the face of persistent talent shortages, shifting workforce dynamics, and ever-increasing patient demands, healthcare organizations are under immense pressure to optimize their healthcare recruitment expertise. Simply posting open roles is no longer enough to attract and secure the quality professionals needed to drive exceptional patient care. The Need for a Data-Driven, Industry-Specialized Approach To

In today’s fast-paced healthcare landscape, being having an agile healthcare workforce to adapt quickly is essential. Shifts in patient demand, economic ups and downs, and staffing challenges can put a strain on even the most well-prepared organizations. This is where the power of an agile workforce really shines. By embracing a flexible, scalable staffing model,