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The RN Network · Employer Solutions

Every way to hire and keep great nurses — in one place.

Your hub for every RN Network employer solution — workforce intelligence, sourcing, job posting, retention, and employer branding — all built around a community of thousands of nurses.

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Still writing every posting, outreach message and offer letter from scratch? Start with 200 copy-and-paste prompts that take your team from sourcing to start date. Then go Beyond the Prompt and build an AI system that onboards and keeps the nurses you fought to hire.

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The market you are hiring into

The shortage is not national. It is local, and that changes your plan.

Hiring teams keep planning against a headline number. The useful picture is narrower than that, and it is the reason two hospitals ninety minutes apart can have completely different fill rates for the same role.

59% of registered nurse jobs sit in hospitals, out of roughly 3.5 million RN jobs nationally. U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics
24% vs 5% projected RN shortage in nonmetro areas versus metro areas in 2028. Same country, five times the gap. HRSA workforce projections
6% projected growth in RN employment from 2025 to 2035 — steady demand, not a surge you can wait out. U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics

What follows from that: a posting that fills in nine days in one market can sit for ninety in another, and a national salary average will have you bidding either too high or too low. State-level pay and supply data is what closes that gap, which is what the Workforce Intelligence Center is built to give you.

Where to start

Twenty-one solutions. You probably need one of them today.

Most teams arrive here with a single pressing problem. Find yours below and start there — the rest will still be here when you need it.

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Where your posting lands

Nurses are already here. Your opening meets them where they look.

A job you post shows up on a board nurses come to on purpose, filtered the way they actually search — by license, specialty and state. Your opening is not sitting between a warehouse shift and a retail listing, and the nurse reading it is reading it because she came looking for nursing work.

Your facility profile sits one click from the posting, so a nurse who likes the role can read about the employer behind it without leaving to go find you.

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Employer solutions

Seven categories. Open the one you need.

Everything we offer employers, grouped by the problem it solves. Each category explains why it exists before it shows you anything to click.

Fill the roles that are costing you money

Hire Nurses

Every day a nursing role sits open, someone covers it with overtime, agency spend or a closed bed. These are the tools for closing that gap — one of them for roles that simply need to be seen, the rest for the ones that will not fill from a posting alone.

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Stop planning against a national average

Know Your Market

Nurse pay and nurse supply are local. A benchmark drawn from the whole country will have you bidding too high in one market and losing candidates in another. These two tell you what is actually happening where you hire.

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Cheaper than replacing them

Keep Your Nurses

Every nurse who leaves takes the cost of recruiting, onboarding and covering the vacancy with them. Retention work is the least glamorous line in a hiring budget and reliably the highest returning one.

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Presented by My Senior Care Advisors

Discharge Patients Faster

A patient who is medically ready but waiting on placement holds a bed you cannot fill. Our family brand, My Senior Care Advisors, takes the senior living search off your case managers’ desks. It is free to families and built to keep every choice in their hands.

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Your team is the multiplier

Train Your Recruiters

Most people hiring nurses were never taught to hire nurses. Clinical hiring has its own licensure rules, its own candidate expectations and its own timelines, and a recruiter who knows them fills roles the others cannot.

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Before they are job hunting

Get in Front of Nurses

The nurse you want is usually not looking yet. Being visible and well regarded in the places nurses already spend time is what puts you on the shortlist on the day they do start looking.

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One login for all of it

Your Account

Everything above runs off a single free employer account. No charge to create one, and nothing on this page needs a card before you have decided what you want.

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