AMN Healthcare Staffing Case Studies
For nearly three decades, AMN Healthcare has provided innovative staffing services and workforce solutions to thousands of hospitals and healthcare facilities throughout the U.S. Our reputation as a strategic business partner to the nation's top hospitals
and healthcare organizations is demonstrated in the healthcare staffing case studies showcased below.
Aegis
"One of the biggest pluses we now have is flexible staffing. We had vendors telling us we were locked into long-term assignment with a '30-day-out' (for cancellations). When AMN came along, we discovered it didn't have to be that way. We now have people
who can do a four-week assignment, with a two-week cancellation. This flexibility gives us the coverage we need."
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Cogent Healthcare
"We formed a partnership with AMN so they could provide high quality locums physicians, and to take that job away from our recruiting department so they could focus on recruiting for permanent physicians."
Methodist Hospital
"As a result of our agreement with AMN, we saved $168,000 in 2010, and our average hourly rate for temporary nurse staffing has decreased by $2 per hour in the two years we've been working with them."
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Stanford Hospital and Clinics
Stanford Hospital & Clinics maintains its reputation and ongoing success through its quality health care professionals delivering the best in patient care. Even with Stanford’s talented workforce, however, there are times when extra help is needed.
Geoff Pridham, manager of nursing administrative services, often relies on travel nurses, and these contingent nurses also meet Stanford’s standards.
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Multi-Hospital and Clinic System in Texas
A multi-hospital and clinic system in Texas often has hundreds of open healthcare positions with limited recruitment resources. This health system’s flagship hospital had an immediate need to fill nursing vacancies with experienced registered nurses.
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A Leading Pediatric Health System
A leading pediatric health system with children’s hospitals and clinics on the East Coast offers both clinic-based and hospital-based care for children. It is also well known for its nursing excellence. The healthcare system serves approximately 250,000
children.
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One of the Largest U.S. Pharmacy Companies
A recognized leader in the retail pharmacy business, the client provides pharmacy services in more than 7,000 pharmacies across the nation and employs over 20,000 trained pharmacists. The client faced the challenge of quickly ramping up the hiring of
quality pharmacy technicians to fill seasonal demand.
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Major Nonprofit Healthcare Provider
Nursing supervisors were faced with difficult supply-and-demand gaps among staff related to fluctuating patient censuses and absenteeism. Staffing was decentralized throughout the system; staffing responsibility and processes differed from unit to unit.
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Midwestern Health System
Faced with a major EMR upgrade for its flagship 523-bed hospital, the health system needed clinical staffing support during both the staff education component and ‘go live’ period for its new Allscripts EMR system.
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Large Metropolitan Hospital System
Implementation of a system-wide EMR system is a time consuming, often frustrating process that requires a quality nursing staff to learn and quickly master a new method of documenting cases. Due to these difficulties, the client estimated that it could
experience a 20-percent drop in efficiency on the part of its internal nursing staff during implementation.
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Trinity Mother Frances Hospitals and Clinics
Always striving to deliver the highest quality care to patients, TMF launched an EMR implementation project. Four of the health systems hospitals, which combined comprised of 556 beds, were to convert from paper charting to a new, system-wide EMR
(electronic medical record) platform powered by Epic. All departments were affected with the exception of OR and L&D.
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Cogent HMG
For more than a decade, Cogent HMG has been at the forefront of the hospital medicine sector, driven by a mission to relentlessly improve the efficiency and quality of inpatient care in the nation’s hospitals. Partnering with more than 120 hospitals in 28 states, Cogent HMG provides fully outsourced hospital medicine and critical care medicine programs to support hospitals in meeting their clinical and business objectives. From leadership support and physician staffing, to technology and performance management, Cogent’s hospital solutions and staff recruitment services help hospitals achieve superior patient outcomes and increase in ROI.
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ShiftWise Baton Rouge General
The manual 'paper and pen' proces used to manage supplemental staffing created inefficiencies that led to cost overruns and employee dissatisfaction. The medical center concluded the manual system was not sustainable. The solution? Implementing ShiftWise
and automating the staffing process for flexible, temporary and contract labor.
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ShiftWise University Hospitals
UH turned to ShiftWise to automate and streamline its system-wide credential verification process for all the clinical and non-clinical contingent staff it procured through suppliers. Utilizing its VeriStaff technology, ShiftWise worked closely with UH
and the OHA and its subsidiary OHA Solutions to implement an end-to-end system to ensure that all worker credentials are verified before they enter a UH facility.
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ShiftWise Memorial Health System
Memorial relied on a fragmented and time-consuming homegrown system comprised of spreadsheets and databases to manage its supplemental staffing for the entire healthcare system. The system required staffing representatives to use and maintain a myriad
of software applications to determine if candidate qualifications matched the unique requirements of its 40 different departments, and manually call qualified candidates to fill open shifts.
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Texas Health System
The midsize facility faced possible shutdown of their on-call surgery department when they found themselves suddenly short-staffed. Typically, a pod of four employed surgeons participated in a call rotation to provide 24-7 on-call coverage.
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VNA and Hospice
Cooley-Dickinson VNA & Hospice found itself in a growth phase. On top of expanding, the executive leadership team wanted to improve its utilization and rehab programs to improve outcomes.
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McLane Children's Baylor Scott & White
McLane Children’s is challenged by its location. Temple has fewer than 70,000 residents and McLane Children’s serves a 30,000 square-mile radius that encompasses a myriad of small to medium towns.
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