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Jun 24
2009

Tips on How to Fill Your Permanent Positions Faster (Part 2 of 3)

Posted by rfontenot in recruitingpermanentCRNAanesthesiologyAnesthesia

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In our last blog entry, we discussed 2 of the ways to attract anesthesiologists and CRNAs to your permanent positions faster in our last article and will continue with 2 more in this one: Location and Practice Fit.

Location

Every location has its own appeal as well as candidates who would be willing to move under the right circumstances; however it is important to communicate those appealing characteristics in a way that will attract those candidates. Sometimes rural facilities have a more difficult task in attracting available candidates. In order to counteract this, you may draw attention to:

Desirable Material Facts about the Community

The more your recruiter knows about the amenities/advantages that your opportunity has to offer, the better equipped he/she will be to find an interested candidate.  Your recruiter can be your best ally in helping available candidates to know more about what your opportunity has to offer. 

Jun 23
2009

Tips on How to Fill Your Permanent Positions Faster (Part 1 of 3)

Posted by rfontenot in permanentCRNAcompensationbenefitsanesthesiologyanesthesiologistAnesthesia

rfontenot

1st of a 3 part series:

Many of our clients want to know how they can fill their permanent positions faster in this highly competitive marketplace.  It is crucial to have the right people in the right positions in order to maximize the amount of lives your organization will positively touch.  Another important factor is timing.

Jun 16
2009

Permanent Job Benefits - What is attractive to you?

Posted by rfontenot in permanentCRNAbenefitsanesthesiologistAnesthesia

rfontenot

I wanted to get your opinion as an Anesthesiologist or CRNA on a poll that I am conducting on benefits.  Virtually every client we call who is recruiting perceives that they have a great salary and benefit package, yet the perception of many of the candidates we call when working the order is sometimes just the opposite. 

Here is a partial listing of the packages we encounter when speaking with clients across the country:  Guaranteed Salary, Incentives, OT Pay, Sign-on bonus, Vacation, CME/Education Reimbursement, Medical Insurance, Disability, Retirement, and Life Insurance, etc.

In general, what benefits are most important for a permanent position to have in order to attract your interest?  If so, what amounts are attractive?