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Healthcare CFOs are navigating an increasingly complex labor landscape. Contingent labor — whether through travel nurses, locum tenens or allied staff — often raises questions from the C-suite. How does it compare to internal…
Insights from Qualivis’ Mindy Milligan on making contingent labor and travel clinicians a strategic, flexible pillar of resilient hospital staffing.
Qualivis placed an interim Imaging director at a rural hospital—stabilizing operations, completing projects, boosting morale, leading to a permanent hire.
Maury Regional Health partnered with Qualivis and Aya Advisory Solutions to address high vacancy rates and reliance on contract labor. By implementing a strategic workforce assessment, restructuring their float pool, and optimizing their employer brand, the hospital achieved a 60% reduction in traveler headcount and a 26% improvement in RN retention. This case study details the specific steps taken to transform their workforce strategy.
Health systems can reduce reliance on travel staffing by activating local clinician pools—per diem, internal floats and community-based caregivers—matched to shifts in real time. Using Qualivis Shifts and LotusOne, hospitals gain faster coverage, lower costs and better continuity. A West Tennessee Healthcare case study shows how tech and on-demand scheduling build a balanced, sustainable workforce.
Discover the four layers of locum tenens staffing—Direct contracting, VMS, MSP and internal provider pools—and how each affects visibility, cost and control. See how Qualivis and LotusOne help hospitals close coverage gaps, standardize rates and reduce spend by 8–10%.
Go beyond VMS with LotusOne. This checklist shows how a unified platform delivers real-time reporting, automated approvals, and seamless integrations to reduce costs, speed fills, and give healthcare leaders the data to make smarter staffing decisions.
Healthcare leaders share proven strategies to reduce turnover, build stronger pipelines, and create lasting teams through culture, flexibility, and collaboration.