Across the nation, RightSourcing's Strategy, Analytics, and Metrics Team has observed a 41 % increase of
healthcare contingent labor programs.
Not exact matches
Many organizations have begun to embrace the idea of engaging
contingent labor as a method of evaluating potential employees prior to hiring any new
healthcare talent.
This increase in employee conversions suggests that
healthcare organizations are finding value in
contingent labor beyond engaging them for brief projects.
Yet, as
contingent labor programs grow in scope and size, compliance can start to take a back seat if there's not a dedicated focus on
healthcare compliance standards.
When
healthcare organizations begin using
contingent labor, often they are challenged with
contingent workforce management.
Health systems are increasingly turning over the management of
healthcare IT
contingent labor and SOW work to MSP partners.
As
healthcare's use of
contingent labor continues to grow, so too may the risk lurking within these programs.
To minimize your risk, contact the leading
healthcare MSP for a free workforce analysis and find out how RightSourcing can enhance
healthcare compliance within your
contingent labor program.
Consider the following ways in which you can minimize risk and encourage
healthcare compliance in your
contingent labor program:
Contingent labor programs have grown out of two challenges in
healthcare - acquiring enough talent to render exceptional patient care and cost reduction at a time when budgets and reimbursement payments are shrinking.
When
healthcare hiring remains a challenge,
contingent labor could be the answer to hiring difficulties.
This year, RightSourcing has observed
healthcare organizations have increased the use of their
contingent labor by 41 %.
Coupled with waves of retirement,
healthcare has responded by engaging
contingent labor to fill open positions.
Does your health system have a plan in place to mitigate risk and facilitate
healthcare compliance in your
contingent labor program?
RightSourcing's fully implemented
healthcare workforce solutions typically result in
contingent labor cost savings of 5 - 20 percent.
In the
healthcare industry, RightSourcing's Strategy, Analytics and Metrics team has observed health systems have increased their use of
contingent labor in 2016 by 41 %.
RightSourcing has observed a 41 % increase nationally in the use of
contingent labor by
healthcare organizations.
Within
healthcare, RightSourcing has observed a national increase of 41 % in the use of
contingent labor between Q1 2015 and Q1 2016.
Operating at over 250
healthcare facilities, RightSourcing knows how to save you money and time while ensuring your
contingent labor program aligns with organizational goals.
RightSourcing has a 15 - year track record of providing
contingent labor cost containment for
healthcare organizations.
This includes concerns over misclassification of
contingent labor,
healthcare compliance concerns, decentralized management of
contingent labor, and more.
However, health systems need not fear - by leveraging the expertise of their
healthcare MSP partnership, they are able to effectively mitigate the risk of growing
contingent labor programs.
To mitigate the risk of growing
contingent labor programs,
healthcare organizations are encouraged to leverage a strategic partnership with a
healthcare MSP.
Consider how leveraging the expertise of a
healthcare MSP partnership can mitigate
contingent labor risk: