FAQs
What is the primary responsibility of a Staffing Analyst?
The primary responsibility of a Staffing Analyst is to analyze, verify, track, and report on employee schedules to ensure that the facility is appropriately staffed to meet patient care needs.
What qualifications are required for this position?
A Bachelor's Degree is required, or an equivalent combination of education and related experience, along with 1-3 years of relevant experience.
What kind of software will the Staffing Analyst be using?
The Staffing Analyst will utilize staffing software to develop schedules for nurses, aides, therapists, and other patient care providers.
Does the role involve payroll functions?
Yes, the Staffing Analyst conducts payroll functions in the software and prepares relevant reports to identify cost-saving opportunities.
How does the Staffing Analyst contribute to cost savings?
The Staffing Analyst identifies daily cost-saving opportunities regarding payroll and utilization of overtime while analyzing employee schedules for trends.
Will the Staffing Analyst need to interact with other departments?
Yes, the Staffing Analyst acts as a liaison between assigned departments and Human Resources/Corporate HR Payroll.
What type of reports will the Staffing Analyst prepare?
The Staffing Analyst will prepare time utilization reports, monthly turnover and vacancy reports, employee attendance reports, and daily zone reports, among others.
Is training involved in this position?
Yes, the Staffing Analyst participates in the orientation and in-service training of staffing department employees.
What type of decision-making will the Staffing Analyst engage in?
The Staffing Analyst operates under general guidance, with work assignments that require interpretation and independent decisions regarding the course of action.
Are there opportunities for career advancement?
While specific advancement opportunities are not mentioned, gaining experience as a Staffing Analyst can lead to further career opportunities within staffing or management roles in healthcare.