As you know recruiting the right nurse with the skills you need is not always easy. Acquiring a new nurse is more than recruiting, it’s relocating and moving their family.
The American Health Journal Nurse Recruitment presentation will help the nurse and their family understand their new position. This video will stand out as a reminder of your facilities long after the first interview and separate you from the competing hospitals.
We have been working with hospitals for over 25 years so we understand budgets and will make this project affordable.
The video presentation will cover….
- An important video tour of the hospital highlighting the major departments
- A tour of the area that includes housing, schools, churches, social & cultural centers, entertainment, sports & recreation
- Several positive interviews with on staff nurses that work at the hospital and have experiences in the area
- Brief interviews with hospital administrators explaining the facilities. Services, equipment and in-house programs including any unique features or benefits
Many times nurses don’t ask these important questions until they get home. This recruiting tool answers the questions and illustrates their opportunities and introduces your facility to the family.
Experience
Since 1988 Windsor Productions have been the producers of the American Health Journal the oldest running Public Television healthcare show on television. This healthcare TV show icon has also appeared on CBS, NBC, ABC and FOX. Our business in healthcare communications with over 7,400 physicians interviews and the production of over 700 30-minute programs. Since 1991 Windsor Production has also provided solutions for nurse recruitment presentations.
Recruitment Clients
This brief video demonstration is a blend of some of our recruitment clients. This includes… Providence Hospital, Desert Regional Medical Center, Los Gatos Hospital, St. Joseph’s Hospital, Kaiser Permanente, and Alta Bates Hospital in San Francisco. Our list of clients also includes Saint Rose Hospital in Las Vegas.
directing nurses to the presentation.