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It Takes a Village: Involving the Team to Recruit and Retain Nursing Staff

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The poster will:
• Describe the departments/team needed to improve recruitment and retention strategies.
• Describe tactics to recruit experienced nursing staff.
• Describe how do you improve first year new nurse turnover during recruitment.
• Describe tactics for successful recruitment of international nurses.
• Describe tactics that staff verbalize as retention strategies – and use them.

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Pamela Bigler, DNP, RN, NEA-BC, FACHE, SVP/CNO

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