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Recruitment

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What is main goal of recruitment?   Make best selection and best fit for your team  
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Define recruitment   Progress of actively seeking out/attracting applicants for existingp ositions  
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What do you need to know when recruiting?   What work needs to be done? Who can best do the work? What are required/desired qualifications? What are character qualities?  
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Job description must have (list 5)   Position title, accountability, scope, essential elements, desired outcomes  
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Nurse managers must know (3 things) about unit   Patient care, types of staff, numbers of staff  
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Recruitment is an _____ process   Ongoing  
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When thinking of recruitment ____ of the community is important to enhance sensitivity to groups you are serving   Diversity  
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Excessive ____ is costly. The nurse manager must recognize the link between ______ and recruitment.   Turnover. Retention.  
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Leadership roles in recruitment   1) Create supportive/encouraging climate, 2) plan for the future, 3) seek diversity, 4) be self-aware, 5) maximize fit, 6) review outcomes, 7) assure understanding  
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Management functions in recruitment   1) Ensure skilled workforce, 2) shares recruitment responsibility, 3) structures interviews, 4) uses techniques to increase reliability/validity of interviewing, 5) develops selection criteria, 6) interprets info, 7) participates in orientation  
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Stages of indoctrination   1) Induction, 2) Orientation, 3) socialization  
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Reasons for indoctrination   Results in higher productivity, reduced attrition, fewer rule violations, greater employee satisfaction  
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Define induction, orientation, socialization   1) after selection but before job, 2) org, fire/accident prevention, unit norms, 3) make feel part of team  
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