Blog homeIn 2009, we were named one of Fortune magazine's 100 Best Companies to Work For. As part of our submission, some employees put together a video to show the culture of CHG. As with any video, nobody's perfect. Good thing the camera was rolling the whole time!
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Utah's governor, Gov. Gary R. Herbert, visited the Salt Lake City office to help with the unveiling of CHG's new Learning Center, which will feature sales and employee development training for all CHG Healthcare Services employees.
As part of a St. Patrick’s Day celebration, members of the CompHealth permanent placement team in Fort Lauderdale enjoyed a costume contest and a St. Patrick’s trivia contest. They also got Perm Pride T-shirts. To make things extra festive, the team honored all those with March birthdays and anniversaries with cake.
A Weatherby Healthcare provider was featured in a LocumLife article, sharing the positive relationship he has with his recruiter.
Scott Jeppsen shared how CHG has built a coaching culture with Human Resources IQ. His video presentation is available online.
On the heels of our ranking in Fortune as the 26th best place to work in the country, KSL news visited the CHG headquarters in Salt Lake City to capture some of our employees in their natural habitat to see what our culture is like.
With the Super Bowl coming up on Sunday, we had parties at the CHG office in Salt Lake Ciy, Utah, to get our sports fans ready for the big day. "Number one fan" contests, chili cook-offs, football toss contests and decorated cubes made the day a lot of fun for everyone who participated.
CHG CEO Mike Weinholtz dances it up with the Talent Management Department in celebration of CHG's designation as a 100 Best Company to Work For.
FORTUNE magazine officially announced that CHG Healthcare Services is ranked No. 26 among the nation's 100 Best Companies to Work For in 2010.
CompHealth permanent placement president Jeff Freeman takes his hula hooping seriously. We interviewed him to see just how much.
