Blog homeEarlier this month, the Weatherby Healthcare team in Fort Lauderdale celebrated a successful 2010 with a holiday party at Galuppi’s, a country club banquet hall in Pompano Beach, with dancing from sundown and into the night.
Category - Working at CHG
CHG is ranked No. 27 on Fortune’s 100 Best Companies to Work For, making the prestigious list for a second consecutive year. Being ranked as one of the 100 Best Companies to Work For is a tremendous honor and places CHG with a very exclusive group of U.S. companies.
CHG’s corporate marketing department hosted an open house event for employees on January 10 called the Marketing Fair. The event featured a raffle as well as games, treats, prizes and an opportunity to learn more about how corporate marketing, which includes the brand management, creative development, interactive marketing and corporate communications teams, is helping to drive our businesses.
In addition to their recent barbecue and bake sale fundraisers, our CompHealth permanent placement office in Norwalk, Conn., keeps finding ways to raise awareness and money to help fight breast cancer. One employee, Missy Horan, has been instrumental in helping raise money.
CHG celebrated its 12 Days of Giving in November, during which our company worked on all kinds of projects to help the communities in which we live, from donating blood to writing letters to military servicemembers. Check out this video to see the ways our people volunteered their time!
In addition to wearing pink to raise awareness for breast cancer on CHG's Day of Pink, the CompHealth permanent placement office in Norwalk, Conn., held a bake sale to raise money. Thanks to those buyers with a sweet tooth, the bake sale raised a total of $377.50.
Healthcare Traveler magazine featured Sandra Amato-Shipton, a traveler for RN Network, in its November issue. In the article, Amato-Shipton spoke about her experiences serving as a nurse in the military and then transitioning to travel nursing.
Fourteen families from CHG gave a helping hand on Saturday, Nov. 13, at CHG's Family Volunteer Day at the Utah Food Bank. The event was for employees and immediate family members ages 12 and older. Children under the age of 12 also had the opportunity to decorate boxes for food donations.
Healthcare Traveler has named Jerry Broughton, a recruiter for Foundation Medical Staffing in Edmond, Okla., as one of the magazine's recruiters of the year. Recruiters are nominated by their travelers and chosen by the publication. The feature will run in the December 2010 issue of HT. In the meantime, we asked Jerry a few questions to get to know him better.
The CompHealth permanent placement office in Norwalk, Conn., was recently recognized as a great place to work in Connecticut. Connecticut Magazine featured CompHealth in its Great Places to Work issue.
Every Friday, CHG's accounts receivable team holds a quick meeting called the Friday Morning Brief. At this meeting, randomly selected employees get the chance to win a gift card by completing certain tasks within 60 seconds.
Two of our CompHealth providers, Dr. Margaret King (nephrologist) and Dr. Arthur Crowley (urologist), were interviewed for a story about locum tenens doctors.
Our corporate, business partner and brand leaders enjoyed an unusual team-building exercise during our recent Leadership Summit. Take a look at what happens when we get our leaders on a slippery surface:
CHG was one of three companies honored in the Corporate Achievement category during the awards ceremony for Utah Business magazine’s Healthcare Heroes on September 29. Nicole Thurman, CHG’s benefits director, accepted the award on behalf of CHG. CHG was also represented at the event by David Lamb, Vanessa Hoy, Suzanne Petty, Melissa Whitehouse, Jennifer Homel, Jennifer Lemon, Kris Ortega and Laura Goulding.
This month, our people in Salt Lake and Grand Rapids took part in local Day of Caring events to support the community. Learn more about the activities and their experiences.
