cindy_webb
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We used Shift Wizard and it was a nightmare. We had somewhat better results with API but still not great and we are still looking for another software.
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I regret waiting so long to get my MSN!
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huh?! am i missing something here?
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March 21-29 as well
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@BigCitySchoolRN
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High schools host blood drives, often needing nurses on site. You could also do a "wellness club" that focuses on healthy eating or wellness/stress tips for teenagers.
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Prophylaxis!!!!
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We use ShiftHound in our facility and it is super easy to use for both managers and staff and does most scheduling tasks very well. Their tools to fill open shifts for call-offs etc are the best out there from what I have seen, and their new supervisor view that was just released is really useful. We used to use ShiftWizard in our facility but IMO it was too clunky and difficult for managers to learn, most of our people didn't like it. They try to do too much and and don't seem know healthcare staffing very well. ShiftHound replaced them about a year ago and is much better at the daily firefight of staffing. I have also used Kronos and OneStaff in my career, both are old and difficult to learn and use, really dinosaurs, you don't want to go there. I don't know about the others.