POLL: What Do You Value Most In A Per Diem Nursing Assignment?
Topics: Per Diem Nursing, Nursing Perspectives
Celebrating National Cancer Survivors Day- June 5, 2016
There are nearly 14.5 million people living with and beyond cancer in the U.S. today, and more than 32 million cancer survivors worldwide. On Sunday, June 5, 2016, communities around the world will gather to recognize these cancer survivors as part of the 29th annual National Cancer Survivors Day®.
Topics: Corporate Social Responsibility
Guidie Georges, Powering Workforce Solutions!
Local Access Security Coordinator Guidie Georges was recently recognized for POWERING Parallon Workforce Solutions!
Guidie is known for always going above and beyond to get the job done. She is reliable and is great with clients, facilities and end users. She recently demonstrated her willingness to take on additional responsibilities by volunteering to assist with the configuration of Workforce 2.0 in order to help her team.
Superbug Detected in the United States: What You Need to Know
Researchers have identified the first U.S. case of a pathogen carrying a mutated strain of E. coli resistant to an antibiotic used as a last line of defense against so-called superbugs, raising fears that a post-antibiotic era will arrive sooner than expected.
Topics: Healthcare
The PWS team in Houston came together on May 26th in celebration of Red Nose Day, a campaign dedicated to helping children and having fun. Proceeds benefit children and young people in the US and some of the poorest communities in the world.
Topics: Corporate Social Responsibility
Recognizing the Memorial Day Holiday
This weekend marks a holiday that has been celebrated for nearly 150 years. With so much history behind it, it’s amazing that for some, it holds no more significance than a day off and great discounts. When Memorial Day was first celebrated, it was to commemorate the fallen from the Civil War. That number reached nearly half a million and represented 17% of those who served. Today, there are fewer men and women in uniform, both active and reserve. However, imagine living in a time where every family likely knew someone who either served, or worse, died in service to their country. That is the reason behind Memorial Day… to honor the patriots who gave their lives in the name of freedom. Whether we support a conflict raging today or in the history books, we should never forget those who have stood—and fallen—to protect our nation.
Topics: Special Holiday Message
Parallon Workforce Solutions Attends 2016 United Way of Broward County Magnolia Luncheon
Parallon Workforce Solutions is a proud partner of the United Way of Broward County and is honored to have had the opportunity to recognize and celebrate women of dignity, stregnth and perserverance making a difference in our community at the 2016 Magnolia Luncheon.
Topics: Corporate Social Responsibility
Parallon Gives Back in Support of Denver Elementary School
The Denver-based Parallon Workforce Solutions team has been a supporter of Valverde Elementary School for the past year. The team has participated in a number of fundraising activitites to collect school supplies and books. They have also donated their time to speak to the students about bullying and helped the administration with the school registration process. Most recently the team fundraised to donate 6 new tablets to students, which will help the students better prepare for upcoming state testing assessments.
Topics: Corporate Social Responsibility, Employee Recognition
Scrubs Mag: 6 Advantages of Becoming a Nurse Practitioner (Infographic)
According to the Bureau of Labor Statistics (BLS), employment of nurse anesthetists, nurse midwives, and nurse practitioners is projected to grow 31 percent from 2014 to 2024, much faster than the average for all occupations.
Topics: Nurse Practitioner, Nursing Perspectives, Thought Leadership, Advanced Practice
New School Nurse Ratio Recommendations Released; Demand for School Nurses on the Rise
Yesterday the American Academy of Pediatrics (AAP) released a report recommending that a nurse be employed at every school to help with the growing array of student health issues.
Topics: Nursing Shortage, Nursing Leadership, Nurse Perspectives