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Recruiting for Retention

Recruiting for Retention. Marsha Siik Randy Munson Wisconsin Office of Rural Health UW-Madison School of Medicine & Public Health www.worh.org. Rural Primary Care Provider Recruiting: The Challenge Increases!. Retiring ‘baby boomer’ providers Fewer students entering primary care

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Recruiting for Retention

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  1. Recruiting for Retention Marsha Siik Randy Munson Wisconsin Office of Rural HealthUW-Madison School of Medicine & Public Healthwww.worh.org

  2. Rural Primary Care Provider Recruiting: The Challenge Increases! • Retiring ‘baby boomer’ providers • Fewer students entering primary care • Providers desiring fewer work hours • Lower M&M reimbursement; lower compensation Wisconsin Office of Rural Health

  3. Recruitment Strategies For Rural Communities • Get the WHOLE community involved • Make the provider and his/her family feel wanted and valued! • The job does not simply end when someone is hired…a new job begins Wisconsin Office of Rural Health

  4. Retention is the goal • Seek long term candidates • Recruiting is expensive • A year long process, longer for specialists Wisconsin Office of Rural Health

  5. Avoid revolving door syndrome • Ideal long term candidates • Ties to local area (family, school, spouse) • Training in the state or region • Desire local attributes • In Wisconsin: Quality medicine, family towns, good schools, solid economies • Close proximity to recreational land and water Wisconsin Office of Rural Health

  6. Necessary base for success • Consensus of providers • Support of administration • Business plan Wisconsin Office of Rural Health

  7. Sourcing • Advertising • Target and budget • Methods • Print • Web • 3RNet, PracticeLink • Direct mail • Networking Wisconsin Office of Rural Health

  8. The all important CV • Screen, screen, screen! • Look for gaps in CV • Look for connections to local providers • Warning flags • Multiple job changes • Not currently working • In a hurry Wisconsin Office of Rural Health

  9. Good on paper • Wisconsin training, local ties, seeking rural • Initial contact • Next conversation – provider level • Invite to visit • Site visit coordination Wisconsin Office of Rural Health

  10. Full speed ahead! • Candidates are moving targets • Speed is of the essence • Hundreds of recruiting firms are your competition • Must be ready to act when a candidate shows interest • New playing field: email Wisconsin Office of Rural Health

  11. When candidates call - are you ready to sell ? • Profile ready: specifics on paper • Discuss business and healthcare positives • Discuss positives of community • Know facts and figures (chamber sources) • Arrange phone call with manager or provider • Phone call may result in invitation to visit Wisconsin Office of Rural Health

  12. The site visit “If we can get them to visit we can sign them!” Wisconsin Office of Rural Health

  13. The site visit • FedEx/Fax complete written itinerary to candidate in advance • Include travel arrangements and accommodations • Utilize all time • Confirm meetings and dinners with key players • Supply all contact information • Titles, phone numbers, email, mailing addresses • Greet at airport • Conduct personal tour of community highlights Wisconsin Office of Rural Health

  14. Consider family needs • School visits • Spouse professional interviews/contacts • Realtor tour of neighborhoods and homes • Recruitment dinner • 6-8 key players • Guests matched to candidate in interests, situation • Budget controls / gift baskets Wisconsin Office of Rural Health

  15. Contract • Sample presented during interview • References • Contract sent by overnight mail • Consider bonus for early decision Wisconsin Office of Rural Health

  16. Keep in touch! • Recruiter • CEO or manager • Providers, most crucial • Be creative! • Be responsive! Dr. M., who grew up in Wisconsin, was being recruited by 7 clinics in 3 states. We signed him. Later he said our responsiveness made the difference, “You answered my questions promptly, while others kept me waiting.” Wisconsin Office of Rural Health

  17. Contract signed - celebrate! • Take a brief moment to smile… • Then begin… • Licensing and credentialing process • Office space preparation • House hunting trip • Moving preparations Wisconsin Office of Rural Health

  18. Success - achieving a long term match • 5 years later • Provider happily working hard • Family involved in school and community life • Thousands of patients served • Resulting in that crucial positive bottom line! Wisconsin Office of Rural Health

  19. Dentist Placement Program Wisconsin Office of Rural Health UW School of Medicine and Public Health 800-385-0005 608-261-1887 Email: siik@wisc.edu www.worh.org Wisconsin Office of Rural Health

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