Every staffing goal hides a mountain of work. You set the target. Your Workforce Agent closes the gap.
"Fill Tuesday's draw shifts." "Cover the weekend." "Get us through flu season."
Every staffing goal sounds simple when you say it out loud. Then the real work starts: finding the right people, checking their credentials, building the schedule, chasing confirmations and scrambling when someone can't make it. For most lab and clinic teams, that work lands on the same few people who are already running operations.
That's the work behind the work. And it's exactly what your Workforce Agent is built to take on.
The mountain, step by step
Behind every shift you need filled, five jobs have to get done. Your Workforce Agent handles all five.
- Sourcing. Finding qualified FloatRs who are available when and where you need them.
- Credential checks. Making sure every professional meets your requirements before they ever walk through your door.
- Scheduling. Matching the right FloatR to the right shift, without the spreadsheet juggling.
- Reminders. Keeping everyone confirmed and on time, so shifts start the way you planned.
- Last-minute fill-ins. When plans change, finding coverage fast so your patients aren't the ones who wait.
Handled. Every shift.
Your standards, on every shift
Handing off the work doesn't mean handing off control. Your requirements apply to every shift your Workforce Agent fills, whether it's your first FloatR or your fiftieth.
Trust is built into the marketplace, too. Every FloatR must have a completed background check to keep claiming shifts, with all FloatRs required to complete theirs by November 30. It's part of how FloatR keeps flexible staffing something labs, patients and professionals can count on.
You set the target. Your Workforce Agent closes the gap.
You know what your team needs: how many shifts, which roles, which days. Tell your Workforce Agent the goal, and it takes care of everything between where you are and where you need to be.
Less time chasing coverage. More time running your operation.