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Session 4 Milestone
Jamie Miller
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HCA-410 Dr. Rhonda Watson
April 21, 2024
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Session 4 Milestone
Vision
Goals
1)Improve staffing retention rates over a period of time
2) Create retention incentives
3) Create a variety of flexible staffing polices that offer a variety of shifts
4) Promote a welcoming environment with teaming and collaboration
5) Optimal nurse staffing ratios increase nursing home financial performance
Objectives for each goal
1) Give ample growth opportunities
2) Create a hiring bonus that is paid out over 1 year. Offer competitive wages w 90 review w opportunities for raise. (performance based)
3) Offer shifts ranging from 4 hours to 12 hours, adding a PRN or as needed position
4) Implement a 2-prong approach where each candidate is brought in for an interview and then, the 2
nd
interview is done with their peers/coworkers. 5) Increase profits by increasing staffing ratios to maintain a full census
Actions to be taken to get there
We must cultivate a positive working environment. Create a staff appreciation program
Increase capacity by taking in more transfers for rehab to long-term care patients.
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