To learn more about how you can stay healthy during flu season, check out our infographic below! 

Each Friday we will be sharing a new trivia question. The first person to correctly answer the question in the "Comments" section will receive HWS swag and other prizes!  

Last week we asked, "What is Sarah Cannon famously known for?"

We're pleased to name Danielle Tarver (Supplemental Healthcare) as our winner with her correct answer of "Minnie Pearl".

Sarah Ophelia Colley Cannon, known professionally as her stage character Minnie Pearl, was an American country comedian who appeared at the Grand Ole Opry for more than 50 years and on the television show Hee Haw from 1969 to 1991

This week's question: "How many healthcare jobs have been created in the U.S. in the last 12 months?" Hint: Check out our latest Healthcare Economic Snapshot. 

The U.S. created 128,000 new jobs in October and summertime hiring was upwardly revised, according to the latest BLS Economic Situation.  In addition to the new gains, updated figures for August and September added 95,000 more jobs than initially reported.

Temperatures are falling all across the country, but things are only heating up in the state of Florida as "season" approaches.

Check out the Sunshine State’s hottest travel nursing destinations.

Each Friday we will be sharing a new trivia question. The first person to correctly answer the question in the "Comments" section will receive HWS swag and other prizes!  

Last week we asked, "How much is the staffing industry expected to grow by in 2020?" 

We're pleased to name Cheryl Bowens (Procel Nurses) as our winner with her correct answer of 3%. 

This week's question: "What is Sarah Cannon famously known for?"

October is Breast Cancer Awareness Month. To help spread awareness, the HealthTrust Workforce Solutions MSP PMO team (pictured above) challenges you to test your knowledge about breast cancer using our five-question quiz below. 

Keri James is a HealthTrust Workforce Solutions Assistant Vice President for MSP Operations. She and her team of 12 support the contract labor needs for nine clients: They help five healthcare systems with their clinical contract needs, and four areas of HCA Healthcare with their non-clinical contract needs, such as short-term vacancies in their IT Group.

“The best part of my job is supporting my team,” Keri says. “I like to make sure they are meeting their career goals and maintaining a good work/life balance.”

Keri joined HealthTrust in February 2015 as a Program Director after building a solid career in both MSP program management and IT staffing solutions. She divides her time between working in our Dallas regional office and traveling to meet with clients across the country.

Each Friday we will be sharing a new trivia question. The first person to correctly answer the question in the "Comments" section will receive HWS swag and other prizes!  

Last week we asked, "Why is Denver called the "Mile-High City"?

We're pleased to name Beth Swope  (Health Carousel) as our winner with her correct answer of "because Denver's elevation is exactly one mile high"! 

This week's question: How much is the staffing industry expected to grow by in 2020? 

According to the latest Staffing Industry Analysts Pulse Survey, year-over-year revenue growth in temporary staffing was at a median 7%. Healthcare, however, led the way in growth in August with the top three segments being travel nurse staffing at 20%, allied healthcare at 10% and locum tenens at 9%.

Each Friday we will be sharing a new trivia question. The first person to correctly answer the question in the "Comments" section will receive HWS swag and other prizes!  

Last week we asked,  "According to the Bureau of Labor Statistics September 2019 Employment Situation Update, what is the current unemployment rate?

We're pleased to name Danielle Fain (Cross Country Healthcare) as our winner with her correct answer of 3.5%! 

This week's question:  Why is Denver called the "Mile-High City"?