HealthExec February 29, 2024
Evan Godt

Nearly one-third of hospital nursing leaders, 31%, are planning to leave their jobs in the near future, with burnout a driving factor for most, according to survey results from staffing firm AMN Healthcare.

“Like millions of front-line nurses, nurse leaders are facing challenging work conditions that can exacerbate stress and fuel turnover,” Christine Mackey-Ross, President of AMN Healthcare Leadership Solutions, said in prepared remarks. “The job satisfaction and personal wellbeing of nurse leaders therefore should be a primary concern of any healthcare facility seeking to maintain the continuity and effectiveness of its nurse staff.”

Results were based on an annual survey of 186 hospital nurse leaders from the AMN database.

Burnout was experienced at least sometimes by 72% of...

Today's Sponsors

LEK
ZeOmega

Today's Sponsor

LEK

 
Topics: Health System / Hospital, Nursing, Provider, Survey / Study, Trends
How Nurses Can Lead Innovation
Researchers to nurse leaders: Use social media to recruit
As some nurse managers eye the exit, health systems evolve
NP staffing models: A double-edged sword for hospitals
Systems shift care models to bring in more APPs

Share This Article