The local pool feels exhausted
The same agencies are often competing for the same caregivers in the same places.
Senior care hiring
Sometimes the issue is not enough applicants. Sometimes it is quality, orientation no-shows or finding people who actually fit the available shifts. I work on the candidate-acquisition side of that problem.
The same agencies are often competing for the same caregivers in the same places.
Pay, mileage, schedules, support and the actual working relationship matter more than generic culture copy.
Geography, availability and weekend expectations are much easier to handle before orientation.
The exact mix depends on the role, location and what your current process is already doing well.
That can mean paid social, reactivation or a better use of the channels you already have. The mix depends on the role, location and how urgently you need people.
Better creative does not mean cinematic nonsense. It means showing the actual role, pay, people, schedule and company in a way a good candidate can understand quickly.
I build the useful questions into the funnel. Depending on the role, that can include a short video response so you can see the person behind the application.
Fast follow-up, clear expectations and reminders reduce avoidable drop-off. The hiring team gets candidates who know what they applied for and what happens next.
Send the role, location and what keeps going wrong. I’ll tell you whether I think there is something useful I can do.
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