Ahhh… Thanksgiving week and the kick off to the holiday season is finally upon us, but for those of us in healthcare staffing we know that this is truly the silly season.
Managing payroll for hundreds of healthcare professionals all over the country can be a huge headache. This is especially the case if you are waiting for a nurse to reach a fax machine to send in a paper timesheet or the quality of the picture of the timesheet is not
Many healthcare staffing company owners tend to focus on the rounded number for gross margins in their business. There are important reasons for firms of any size to carefully examine and “chase the basis points”. A basis point is one hundredth of one percent, and to many, may seem too minor
We hope you enjoy a guest post from our BlueSky partner Dr. Alan Lasky at United Background Screening.
In the staffing industry time is of the essence and having the right technology can make or break a company. EZ Job Filler, a new breakthrough technology in medical staffing, allows agencies to fill VMS job assignments even faster. BlueSky Medical Staffing Software has partnered with EZ Job Filler to
Conferences are such a great way to see our clients face-to-face and keep a very real pulse on our industry. ASA’s Staffing World is just a little over one week away and the BlueSky team is excited to see some new and familiar faces. Hopefully, we also get a little
At BlueSky, we have more enhancements to announce that will save our clients time and increase their productivity. They will also help to further establish BlueSky MSS as THE source for cutting-edge technology in the medical staffing software sphere.
As a follow up from my prior blog, “The Incestuous Nature of Healthcare Staffing VMS/MSP”, I thought it may be instructive to dig a little deeper into the real-world consequences of this growing model. This blog will hopefully help thereader decide if this practice is in fact a zero sum game. It
It affects 1 in 88 children (1 out of 54 boys), it’s the fastest-growing developmental disability in the U.S., receives 5% less of research funding of many less prevalent diseases in children, and can cost a family $60,000 a year on average…it’s Autism.