Monday, October 28
Filed under Doximity Talent Finder, Physician Recruiting, physician recruitment, recruitment strategy, diversity in healthcare
Wednesday, September 18
Filed under Doximity Talent Finder, Physician Recruiting, Doximity Talent Finder Tips, recruitment strategy
Thursday, July 25
“Client success manager” is one of those titles that makes you stop and say, “But what does that actually mean?” Let’s shadow Meghan Kiep, based in Georgia, for a day and find out.
Filed under Doximity Talent Finder, Physician Recruiting, Doximity Talent Finder Tips, recruitment strategy
Tuesday, June 09
Communicating with candidates (via email, text, or phone/video call) is perhaps more important now than ever before. Job opportunities and priorities are changing quickly, and clinician job seekers are looking to recruiters for answers. We’ve put together a few tips to help you keep your candidate pipeline warm.
Filed under build long-term relationships, physician recruitment strategy, recruitment strategy, candidate outreach, candidate pipeline
Monday, November 28
It’s your job to get candidates to sell you on why they’re the right physician for the job.
When you’re working with a candidate who really wants the job (whether it’s for professional or economic reasons), you’re in the buyer’s seat. The candidates will sell themselves to you as the right person for the position. Recruiting is definitely selling, but recruiting expert Lou Adler (CEO of the Adler Group) says the process is far more effective when recruiters play the buyer. You can read the full article by Adler on Inc.com 4 Ways to Get Job Candidates to Sell You (you can also subscribe to the full Adler Group article library here), but we’ve included a quick synopsis of how Adler’s “staying the buyer” process works here.
Filed under physician recruitment tips, Lou Adler, getting the candidate to sell you, recruitment strategy
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