Workforce

Orlando-based Florida Hospital will hold a nurse hiring event to fill positions systemwide, the Orlando Business Journal reported.  

A ballot measure calling for mandated nurse staffing ratios at Massachusetts hospitals has sparked a close race among likely voters, according to a recent poll by WBUR, Boston's NPR news station.

Garrett Regional Medical Center in Oakland, Md., will hold a job fair to fill 20 clinical and support positions, according to a Parsons Advocate report.

Most states are projected to see supply of registered nurses outpace demand, but others are expected to face significant shortages by 2030, according to a study from RegisteredNursing.org.

Healthcare jobs get paid the most across all 50 states, according to an analysis by Zippia, a career search and employment services company.

State officials have investigated allegations of inadequate staffing at St. Charles Bend (Ore.), Oregon Public Broadcasting reported. 

A number of the nation's major cities risk shortages of oncologists, a concerning trend that may affect cancer care, according to a new study from Doximity. 

The University of Cincinnati Health plans to host a series of open houses this week to fill roughly 250 nursing positions across the system, according to WHIOTV 7.

Franklin, Tenn.-based Community Health Systems seeks to fill 400 jobs in Tucson, Ariz., according to The Arizona Republic.

The following healthcare organizations shared hiring plans since Sept. 11: