Blog homeChantelle Jones, manager of operations for rehab marketing at CompHealth allied health staffing in Grand Rapids, Mich., says she knows that her work at CHG matters. "Whether it is helping a client find a provider, or helping a provider find a job, or helping a patient getting the medical treatment they need, we are helping people. If helping people doesn’t matter, I don’t know what does!"
Archive - January 2013
2013 is off to a great start with our No. 3 ranking on Fortune magazine's "100 Best Companies to Work For" list, but 2012 was a jam-packed year for our people in every office! Check out a few of our favorite stories from the past 12 months.
At CHG, Putting People First is one of our favorite core values and as Rick Rogers, sales consultant at Foundation Medical Staffing in Edmond, Okla., can attest to, it’s much more than just a catch phrase. “It really is the way things are done around here,” he says of CHG’s people-oriented culture. “I’ve never worked with a group of people that care so much about the people they work with.”
More than a month has passed since the Sandy Hook tragedy, but people in the small Connecticut town continue to receive worldwide support. Missy Horan in the Norwalk office has been bombarded with copies of “A Terrible Thing Happened,” a book written for children who are victims of violence or abuse. Contributors have more than tripled her goal of collecting 600 books.
Fortune 100 list of companies, like CHG Healthcare Services, all have practices in common that help separate them from the rest.
CompHealth directors, Joanna Kires, says medical professionals seeking jobs should prepare for new-wave interviewing via Skype. Here are tips to help you prepare for you next Skype interview.
Most companies would balk at the idea of providing their employees with water pistols, but when Sarah Wilkinson, client representative at CompHealth allied health staffing in Grand Rapids, Mich., joined CHG six months ago, her leaders provided her with training, guidance and a squirt gun to keep in her desk. Just in case.
