Staff retention can be one of the most challenging aspects of any business, but even more so for administrators of community health centers and clinics. For those clinics located in rural areas, the challenges are compounded by their distance away from medical schools. Many factors account for the challenges, and there is no single best way, one-size-fits-all strategy to address them. This guide is intended as a resource for community health centers and clinics wanting to improve their clinician retention efforts with a focus on the orientation phase of a retention plan. Users should feel free to take what fits and create their own checklists from the ideas listed herein.
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Author:
California Area Health Education Center
Source:
http://www.cal-ahec.org/documents/OrientationManualfinal.pdf
Topic Tags:
Retention
Content Tags:
manual
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