Respondents to a May 2003 THA survey of Tennessee health workforce strategists voted on their highest priorities for content to be included in The What, When, Where, Why & How Guide to Recruitment, Retention and Workforce Development.
Fifty strategists selected three topics under each category, ranking their choices 1 through 3. Results were tabulated, and the top three choices from each category (shown in boldface) were selected for the first online installments of the guide (some article names have been changed for clarity). All 44 topic choices are shown below.
Future articles will be added as time and resources allow. To join the Workforce Strategy Network (WSN) and ensure your voice is heard in the next content survey, contact Bill Jolley at 615-256-8240 or bjolley@tha.com.
Effective Recruitment Advertising
Multi-Layered Recruitment Campaigns
Recruiting from Afar (Relocation Packages, Marketing Your Locale, Foreign-Trained Clinical Professionals, et al)
Recruiting Locally (Competing Within a Fixed Pool)
Recruiting from Within Your Own Ranks (Employee Career Ladders)
Employee Referral Programs
Positioning Your Hospital/Employer of Choice
Screening, Interviewing and Selection Practices
Target Marketing to Increase Workforce Diversity
New Grads – Getting Your Share
Beyond Warm Bodies: Recruiting Star Players
Values Alignment: Recruiting for Fit
Scholarships and Loans in the Recruitment Budget
Attracting Retired, Inactive or Non-Hospital-Based Professionals
Best Benefit Packages
Targeting Different Generations: Boomers, X, Y and Millennium Babies
The Role and Acquisition of Grants
Magnet and Best Workplace Designations
The Role of Clinical Quality and Staffing Ratios
Organizational Culture and Development
The Management Factor – Supervisors to CEOs
Getting New Hires Off to the Right Start/Reducing First-Year Attrition
Benefits That Boost Retention
Boomers, Older Workers and Burnout
Rewards and Recognition
Team Spirit, Community, Interdisciplinary Relationships
Career and Professional Development
Beyond Bureaucracy: Building New Decisionmaking and Accountability Structures
Campaigns for Big Hairy Audacious Institutional Goals (the Baldrige Factor)
Employee Communication and Internal Marketing/Branding
Employee Satisfaction, Employee Loyalty, Employee Engagement and Motivation
Paradigm Shift: What You Need to Know About Today’s Management Science
Essential HR Metrics: Tracking to Reduce Turnover
Growing a Local Garden of Health Careerists
Starting with Middle Schoolers
Hospital-Based Summer Camps and High School Programs
HOSA: Our Best Resource for the Future (Health Occupations Students of America)
Growing Your Own Hard to Find Specialists from Current Employees
Tuition Reimbursement and Career Development Aid
Marketing Strategy for Long-Term Positioning as Employer and Provider of Choice
Competing With Other Industries for the Best and Brightest
Grant Funds: How to Get Them, How to Use Them
Increasing Diversity/Expanding the Pool
Are Your Rank and File Employees Your Best or Worst Health Career Recruiters?
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