Fusion Healthcare Staffing

The Association of American Medical Colleges (AAMC) published new research back in April that confirms what many American organizations are already predicting: that the United States will face a shortage of physicians over the next decade.

Just as in job hunting in any other industry, when interviewing for jobs in the healthcare industry you want to make the best first impression you possibly can. The market is extremely competitive, and even when you have a strong

There is a reason that we do what we do—healthcare staffing can be extremely challenging, especially at a time when the healthcare industry is constantly pressured to cut costs, improve quality, and adapt to healthcare reform. If you are a

There are a number of question types that employers are simply not allowed to ask in a job interview, and the healthcare industry is no exception. In fact, questions that relate to the protected classes of race, gender, nationality, religion,

The healthcare sector continues to see the greatest need for experienced professionals, having more staffing needs than any other occupational sector. According to the latest Skills Gap Index released by the American Staffing Association (ASA), six of the top ten

Soon-to-be physicians attending medical school have a lot to think about when choosing whether to practice primary care or to specialize. The majority of MD students end up choosing to specialize, and about 35 percent of DO students choose to

Earlier this month we discussed the many signs of burnout in healthcare professionals, as well as the importance of identifying those signs. Recognizing burnout as it hits allows healthcare professionals to address burnout before it escalates into something that would

The healthcare field is a fast-paced and ever-evolving field, and it has a reputation for inducing high levels of stress. When these high levels of stress are sustained over an extended period of time, the healthcare professional can eventually enter

Ever heard the term “osteopathic medicine” and wondered what sets it apart in the healthcare field? Well, the answer lies in the fact that practicing physicians in the United States hold either a DO degree or an MD degree. The