Our people are at the heart of everything we do and the reason we’ve consistently been recognized as one of the best places to work.
Altru Health System’s manager of recruitment and performance shares the strategies she uses to reduce days to fill while still ensuring a good fit.
With the support of their leaders, three Black CHG employees create The Cookout, a safe space for their black colleagues to network.
MarketWatch profiles CHG employee in article on how more employees are moving to different states while working for their same companies.
This provider wellness webinar discusses how to address the emotional and physical toll of the COVID-19 pandemic on healthcare providers.
Kendi Milton says it's not just another day of golf. She uses her off-hours helping Mascots for Miracles play for smiles.
Putting People First is CHG’s number one core value. Angel Tree, a peer-to-peer volunteer program, is one way CHG helps make that happen.
These virtual interviewing tips can help keep your healthcare organization’s hiring running smoothly and on track for a faster recovery.
With unease at home and at work, and with much of the workplace shifting to a “work from home” model in the face of COVID-19, CHG Healthcare surveyed more than 800 U.S. workers to see how this has impacted employees’ experience at work and what we can expect for the future.
Our CEO, Scott Beck, shares a message about the impact COVID-19 has had on our company.
The COVID-19 crisis is driving a surge of innovation in manufacturing to find solutions to the healthcare PPE shortage.
Mallory King spent 30 days mountain biking for charity in a grueling journey that covered more than 300 miles.
CHG Healthcare was profiled in the online magazine In Utah.
Five CHG Healthcare employees are honored for decades of service. Find out how they grew as people and professionals.
Uncertainty over COVID-19 has made it harder to plan. Consider these factors when creating your healthcare facility’s 2021 staffing plan.
Whether President Trump is re-elected or voters opt for a change, here is how the 2020 election could affect U.S. healthcare.