How Healthcare Staffing Companies Can Accelerate Onboarding With eForms
Many medical staffing agencies today are burdened by complex onboarding requirements when registering doctors, nurses, and agency workers. Doctors and nurses are forced to juggle filling out forms, being interviewed, and signing contracts in person all while attending to their existing (and urgent) work responsibilities.
As a result of cumbersome paperwork and inefficient communication, this qualification and placement process is often prolonged — damaging the placement rate and using up valuable time and resources.
This is a problem given that agencies typically staff large numbers of medical personnel, and hospitals and clinics require qualified doctors to fill in vacancies quickly.
But there’s a better way. Digitally onboarding medical staff allows agencies to collect all forms and documents in one shot. Medical personnel get qualified quickly, helping agencies make the most of their human capital faster. At the heart of this is the switch to instant, mobile optimized eForms and document collection.
Doctors fail to join: Staffing agencies must stay attractive both to the hospitals that expect them to bring doctors at a moment’s notice, and to the doctors themselves. The staffing agency that offers a fast and convenient application process will win over the agency that’s riddled with friction.
Agencies fail to fill positions on time: Without a steady influx of new medical staff from the agency, hospitals and clinics struggle to treat patients promptly. This adds tension to the relationship between the agency and the medical institution.
Recruiter productivity suffers: Beginning a recruiting process with a potential doctor who fails to get qualified and/or placed is a massive waste of time. All the money and effort that went into recruiting this person cannot be recouped. And even if the doctor ultimately does join, the huge investment involved in getting him or her to the finish line could have gone to recruiting additional doctors. It’s just not productive.
Reputational damage occurs: A lengthy onboarding process can lead to reputational damage. Word can get around that the agency is not doctor-friendly, hampering recruitment efforts.
This way, the necessary information can be easily collected the moment it becomes relevant.
Recruiters simply send a text message containing a link to the relevant form. The candidate completes it out on a mobile-optimized interface (providing an eSignature if necessary), and the company is notified.
Agencies can finally onboard quickly, reduce leakage in the recruitment process, and get medical staff to training faster. Instead of being weighed down by bureaucracy, agencies are buoyed by efficiency.
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