HealthTrust Workforce Solutions President & CEO Brendan Courtney will share his expertise on vendor management systems and managed service providers at the Staffing World 2016 ASA Conference & Expo on October 26! 

As the news of our rebrand continues to spread and spark conversation, we have created two unique and engaging videos to provide clinicians, healthcare facilities, and the entire healthcare marketplace a glimpse behind the scenes as we reveal our reinvigorated brand identity.

Employees at our corporate headquarters celebrated their team spirit by wearing their favorite sports jerseys! All levels of sports – from school teams through professional – were represented by our team members. The fan experience was amplified with our favorite stadium foods and decorations.

HealthTrust Workforce Solutions is sponsoring the United Way of Broward County’s Mayors’ Gala held on Saturday, October 22. This event will benefit Mission United, a program that assists military veterans and their families with re-acclimating to civilian life through employment services, education, housing support, and more.

We will be hosting a Vendor Summit on Tuesday, November 1, at our corporate headquarters in Sunrise, Fla. We have invited current and prospective vendors who are looking to staff healthcare professionals for permanent placement, per diem, and interim leadership positions nationwide.  

HealthTrust Workforce Solutions recently flew 18 nurses to Myrtle Beach to assist Grand Strand Medical Center following Hurricane Matthew. What happened when they arrived? Check out the two videos below to find out!

October is Breast Cancer Awareness Month. While it is important to raise money for breast cancer research, it is also important to give breast cancer survivors the opportunity to share their stories with other women.

HealthTrust Workforce Solutions' corporate headquarters in Sunrise, Fla., is collecting food to donate to Haiti. The food drive was organized by Client Support Analyst Jason Gleicher, who was moved by the recent images of devastation coming from Haiti.

As the southeastern coast of the United States and the eastern Caribbean felt the impact of Hurricane Matthew last week, many individuals rushed to help those affected by the storm. When Grand Strand Medical Center in Myrtle Beach, S.C., needed 18 additional nurses to staff their hospital, HealthTrust Workforce Solutions stepped up to the challenge.