ASHHRA Career Pulse
Friday, February 05, 2016
 
Ultrasoundjobs.com
The Newest Health Care HR Opportunities
Sanford Health, Fargo Market, Fargo North Dakota
 
Sanford Health, Sioux Falls, South Dakota
 
Regional Health, Rapid City, South Dakota
 
Confidential Employer, North Carolina
 
Cook County Health & Hospitals System, Illinois
 
The Urology Center of Colorado, Denver, Colorado
 
Cook County Health & Hospitals System, Illinois
 
Cook County Health & Hospitals System, Illinois
 
LifeSpan - Corporate Services, Providence, Rhode Island
 
South County Health, Wakefield, Rhode Island
 
Reading Health System, Pennsylvania
 
BJC HealthCare, St. Louis, Missouri
 
HCR Manorcare, Lynwood, Washington
 
HCR Manorcare, Palos Heights, Illinois
 
Naylor Association Solutions
Career Corner
Health care employment is hot. According to the Occupational Outlook Handbook published by the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics, it’s only going to get hotter. While the average change in employment across all positions in all industries is expected to be 7% in the next 10 years, this list shows much higher demand in health care.
 
Everything related to your career is a process, and what you do now will have far-reaching effects on your future. That’s why being intentional about daily work habits is essential. No matter what your job title is today, by focusing on the small things, you can hone your leadership skills and put your career on the right track.
 
Health Care Hiring
The U.S. has been dealing with a nursing deficit of varying degrees for decades, but today — due to an aging population, the rising incidence of chronic disease, an aging nursing workforce and the limited capacity of nursing schools — this shortage is on the cusp of becoming a crisis, one with worrying implications for patients and health care providers alike.
 
The onboarding process can be just as scary and nerve-wracking for employees and HR as it is for the new person coming into the office. The bad news is there’s lots of room for improvement in the onboarding process. The good news? This helpful infographic explains everything you need to know about making sure a new employee is fully prepped, ready to start being productive and excited to stay for the long haul.
 
 

 

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