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Looking to hire in the new year? Select International recaps their best blog posts on healthcare hiring of 2017.

Following a recent finding that nearly half of US physicians had at least one symptom of burnout, Select International provides tips for improvement.

Many hospital units are so used to functioning in staffing and scheduling silos that a centralized approach seems unfathomable – a mythical utopia just beyond their grasp of reality.

The Oklahoma State Department of Health, which has been facing financial struggles since at least October, plans to cut about one-third of its budget by  proposing layoffs and program cuts, News OK reports.

Mandatory overtime for nurses at Ohio hospitals could be a thing of the past if the state passes newly proposed legislation, according to a Springfield News-Sun report.

A contract between Boston-based Tufts Medical Center and the Massachusetts Nurses Association is now official.

Following the closure of Pacific Alliance Medical Center in Los Angeles and the laying off of 638 employees, Goodwill Southern California is providing career services to the laid off employees at no cost.

In a recent Hayes Management Consulting blog, Susan Cruz reviews how to promote system efficiency in high turnover staff.

Buffalo, N.Y.-based Kaleida Health's proposal to change its dress code for nurses has sparked resistance, according to The Buffalo News.

Here are 20 hospitals and health systems that posted job listings seeking nurses in the past week.