The Healthcare Staffing Crisis: Ensuring Quality Patient Care
In the ever-evolving landscape of healthcare, the shortage of qualified healthcare professionals has become a pressing concern. The healthcare staffing crisis has significant implications for patient care, with understaffed facilities struggling to meet the increasing demands of an aging population. To ensure quality patient care,…
Life Science Hiring Trends To Watch Out For In 2021
Life science companies are constantly on the lookout for innovation to ease people’s healthcare and well-being. And with CoVID-19 tightly gripping the world, the pressure of the life science industry has further accelerated. To survive and thrive in such struggling times, life science companies have…
7 Questions to Ask Before Accepting Your Next Travel Nursing Assignment
If you want to serve the people and explore the world, travel nursing is the most exciting career for you. However, to make sure this excitement doesn’t turn into stress you must pick the right assignments. And by the right assignments, we mean the projects…
Travel Nursing 101: Get Started with Your Travel Nursing Career
In the fight against coronavirus, when healthcare facilities across the globe are facing nurse shortage, travel nurses have come to the rescue. They are working at the front and center of the pandemic battle. Putting their neck on the line, they have emerged stronger than…
4 Tips to Hire Healthcare Workers During CoVID-19
Hospitals and medical facilities are overburdened with CoVID-19 cases nowadays. Social media platforms are flooded with gratitude images and videos for medical professionals. And people across the globe are lending their hands to help the poor survive this catastrophic time. But amid this overwhelming situation,…
Why Life Science Employers Need to Close the Widening Skills-gap
Over the last few decades, technologies have continued to transform and impact our world beyond one’s wildest dreams. Without the inventions and medical discoveries of the healthcare and life sciences industry, only some of us would have enjoyed the lifespan and the good health we…
Nurse Burnout: An Occupational Hazard
The Bureau of Labor Statistics estimates more than 400,000 new nursing jobs will be created by the year 2026. Adding to that, a study conducted in five states (California, Massachusetts, Hawaii, Oregon, Alaska) stated that the average pay for nursing jobs clears $85,000, with California surpassing five…