Category: Workforce
WHA: Workforce vacancy rates are ‘serious, but stable’
Workforce vacancy rates at Wisconsin hospitals are declining from historic highs during the pandemic, but significant shortages remain, especially for front-line technical positions, according to a Monday report.
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MCW endowment plans $50 million investment
The Advancing a Healthier Wisconsin Endowment at the Medical College of Wisconsin will invest $50 million in hypertension control, kids’ mental health and health workforce well-being, according to a Thursday statement.
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WHA report: Hospital vacancy rates remain critical, stable
Healthcare worker vacancy rates remain critical, but have stabilized after worsening during the height of the COVID-19 pandemic, according to a Wisconsin Hospital Association report released Monday.
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Top healthcare stories to watch
The closure of more than a dozen western Wisconsin healthcare facilities, the return of Medicaid renewals and efforts to address workforce shortages are among the top healthcare issues to watch this year, based on feedback Wisconsin Health News received last month.
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Planned Parenthood of Wisconsin workers vote to unionize
A majority of healthcare workers at Planned Parenthood of Wisconsin have voted to unionize, according to an initial tally of ballots from a National Labor Relations Board election that were counted Thursday.
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Rodriguez leads healthcare workforce task force
Lt. Gov. Sara Rodriguez will chair the Governor’s Task Force on Healthcare Workforce, a group established by Gov. Tony Evers Monday.
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