The City of Brockville is on a recruitment blitz, targeting health-care workers. The city's general hospital says staff are overworked and it can't fill vacancies fast enough.
The city’s general hospital says current staff are overworked and it can’t fill vacancies fast enough.
Vacancies that have gone unfilled for months or longer continue to pile up, adding stress to staff already in place. Now, to help find a remedy for this ailment, the hospital has partnered up with the municipal government as well as a local employment agency to launch a recruitment blitz, aiming to lure nurses and physicians to the city.“We are offering our concierge service to let people know that we’re here to help them find the right schools, the right sports teams, the right clubs to join,” City of Brockville manager of business and engagement Lesley White said.
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