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The latest HR news, tips, tricks, and trends to keep you up-to-date and compliant!
It’s not just your practice. The nursing shortage is here, and the need for more nurses is only growing. So if you have great nurses at your practice now, you’re
If you’re feeling the pinch of the nursing shortage, the challenging hiring market, and the fierce competition in the healthcare industry, you’re definitely not alone. Retention and recruiting are tough
California leads the way for employee rights on everything from taking breaks to saving for retirement, and now it’s keeping workers aware of their legal rights. In early 2026, California
If your current payroll setup isn’t cutting it, your whole practice suffers. It’ll be a relief to let go of making manual calculations and coming up with explanations for errors.
Recruiting is an investment of both time and financial resources. Multiply it across multiple departures annually, and turnover quickly becomes your most expensive drain. The answer isn’t always just to
Cybersecurity tends to feel like someone else’s job. You’re busy keeping your practice running so your team can provide patient care. Nobody has time to fiddle with computer settings or
Healthcare practices prepare for clinical emergencies and operational disruptions. Cybersecurity deserves the same level of discipline. While many practices focus on protecting patient data, healthcare HR cybersecurity best practices are
Just about everyone is using artificial intelligence these days. Yep, that includes HR folks. ChatGPT healthcare HR tasks are a lot faster than doing everything manually, but what are the
Raise your hand if you love HR audits. Going over policies and procedures, documents and credentials, and then making sure it all follows the rules, it’s no practice owner’s idea
Happy New Year! Breaking any laws yet?On January 1, 2026, over a hundred new healthcare employment laws went into effect. That’s on top of what went live in 2025, and
Tips from our partner Direct Dental to keep your practice running when you’re down a team member (or two). Whether your practice is growing faster than expected or you just
Today’s healthcare workforce management encompasses individuals from the Baby Boomer, Generation X, Millennial, and Generation Z generations who work side by side in clinical and administrative roles. Each generation brings
The success of any healthcare practice depends heavily on how effectively new employees are integrated into the organization from their very first day. Healthcare onboarding presents unique challenges that extend
Massachusetts stands as one of the most worker-friendly states in the nation, with employment laws that significantly exceed federal minimums and create comprehensive protections for employees across all industries. The
Colorado’s overtime regulations create some of the most complex compliance challenges in the United States, particularly for healthcare employers who must navigate daily overtime requirements, consecutive hour rules, and weekly
Employee burnout has reached critical levels across healthcare settings, creating unprecedented challenges for practices struggling to maintain quality patient care while supporting their valuable staff members. The demanding nature of
Virginia has taken a significant step forward in protecting healthcare workers by enacting comprehensive workplace violence prevention legislation that requires hospitals to implement robust reporting and prevention systems. While this
The healthcare industry continues to evolve as practices expand their reach across state lines through strategic acquisitions, specialty care networks, and innovative service delivery models. While this growth creates exciting
Alaska’s employment landscape is evolving as the state considers implementing comprehensive sick leave legislation that would affect healthcare practices from Anchorage to the most remote villages. The Alaska paid sick
Healthcare practices face intense pressure to provide continuous patient care while maintaining employment law compliance with complex labor regulations. Among the most overlooked healthcare compliance areas are meal break violations,
