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Showing posts with label New Hire. Show all posts
Showing posts with label New Hire. Show all posts
1/15/2024

Don't Sabotage Your Trainees: Learn How To Thrive as a Trainer

Are you a trainer who's winding down training soon? If so, listen up. It's time to step back and let your trainees use their brains. If they ask a question, wait to reply with an answer they already know. Let the silence hang in the air. Trust that they've learned what you've taught them and will apply it when you're not there. Another key to success? Encourage honesty. No matter the issue,...
1/08/2024

5 Tips to Ease Overwhelmed New Hires

Do you want to deal with overwhelmed and sensitive new hires? Well, fear not, my friends. I have 5 quick tips for you to remember and pass on. First and foremost, be mindful of what you say and how you say it around new hires who may still be on edge. It's important to create a welcoming and supportive environment for them, especially when they're trying to learn a ton of new information and...
6/21/2023

Michigan Hospital Launch Campaign to Attract and Retain More Workers

A Michigan hospital is launching a new campaign to tackle the ongoing labor shortage in the state's healthcare workforce. The campaign, which begins on Monday and is financed by the Michigan Health and Hospital Association, aims to retain, retrain, and attract more people to clinical and non-clinical healthcare settings throughout the state. There is growing concern about maintaining healthcare...
8/21/2018

Are the Health Unit Coordinators Trained Properly? (Video)

This is the story of how I became a Health Unit Coordinator. I applied for the job online and was called in for an interview. Before the interview, I had to take a typing test. I took the test and passed, then interviewed and got the job.  For the first two weeks of the job, the rest of the new HUCs and I were in a room for eight hours, learning medical terminology. Once we passed the...