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2012 MHA Workforce Survey Hospital Turnover and Vacancy Rates by Workforce Investment Area (WIA)

2012 MHA Workforce Survey Hospital Turnover and Vacancy Rates by Workforce Investment Area (WIA). 2011 Calendar Year Data. Contents. Overview – slides 3-9 Nursing – slides 10-19 Diagnostic Imaging – slides 20-26 Clinical Lab – slides 27-33 Therapies – slides 34-49 Pharmacy – 50-58

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2012 MHA Workforce Survey Hospital Turnover and Vacancy Rates by Workforce Investment Area (WIA)

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  1. 2012 MHA Workforce SurveyHospital Turnover and Vacancy Rates by Workforce Investment Area (WIA) 2011 Calendar Year Data

  2. Contents • Overview – slides 3-9 • Nursing – slides 10-19 • Diagnostic Imaging – slides 20-26 • Clinical Lab – slides 27-33 • Therapies – slides 34-49 • Pharmacy – 50-58 • Surgical Tech – slides 59-61 • Coding – slides 62-66

  3. Overview • The Missouri Hospital Association has collected workforce data from member hospitals since 2001. • 165 hospitals participated in this survey – 148 from Missouri, 10 from Kansas and 7 from Illinois. • The number of positions surveyed increased by one-third in this most recent survey, from 21 to 32 positions surveyed.

  4. Overview • 11 positions were added • Certified Nurse Assistant • Patient Care Technician • Advanced nursing positions • Nurse Anesthetist • Nurse Midwife • Nurse Practitioner • Nurse Specialist

  5. Overview • Survey additions • New sonographer categories • Cardio/Echo • Vascular • Ultrasound • Pharmacist – clinical • Pharmacy Technician • Medical Records Coder – Non-certified • Medical Records Coder – Certified

  6. Overview • For each position, hospitals submit the following: • Total FTE on Dec. 31 • Total number of employees • Number of vacant FTE on Dec. 31 • Total number of vacant positions on Dec. 31 • FTE separations from Jan. 1 to Dec. 31 • Total number of separations from Jan. 1 to Dec. 31

  7. Overview • MHA develops tables, trend charts and graphics that include statewide and regional turnover and vacancy rates. • Trends show Missouri data only; maps include data from KS and IL.

  8. Overview: Calculating Turnover • Hospitals report the number of full-time equivalent (FTE) separations January 1 through Dec. 31 as well as the total number of FTE positions. FTE Separations Jan. 1 - Dec. 31 FTE Turnover Percentage X 100 = (Total FTEs on Dec. 31 + Vacant FTEs on Dec. 31) Replace “FTE” with “Employee” to determine Employee Turnover percentages.

  9. Overview: Calculating Vacancy • Hospitals report the number of full-time equivalent (FTE) vacancies on Dec. 31 as well as the total number of FTE positions. Vacant FTEs on Dec. 31 FTE Vacancy Percentage X 100 = (Total FTEs on Dec. 31 + Vacant FTEs on Dec. 31) Replace “FTE” with “Employee” to determine Employee Vacancy percentages.

  10. Nursing • LPN • 3,038 Missouri employees • 470 separations • RN • 31,595 Missouri employees • 4,703 separations • Turnover among LPNs and RNs is 14 percent

  11. Nursing

  12. Licensed Practical Nurse Turnover (Employee)

  13. Licensed Practical Nurse Vacancy (FTE)

  14. Nursing

  15. RN Vacancy (FTE)

  16. RN Turnover (Employee)

  17. Advanced Nursing Positions

  18. Nurse Practitioner Turnover (Employee)

  19. Nurse Practitioner Vacancy (FTE)

  20. Diagnostic Imaging • Employee counts • Radiologic Technologist – 1,878 • CT Technologist – 531 • MRI Technologist – 283 • Nuclear Medicine Technologist – 308 • Sonographer (Cardio/Echo, Ultrasound and Vascular) - 843

  21. Diagnostic Imaging

  22. Radiologic Technologist (RTR) Turnover (Employee)

  23. Radiologic Technologist (RTR) Vacancy (FTE)

  24. Diagnostic Imaging

  25. Diagnostic Imaging

  26. Diagnostic Imaging

  27. Clinical Laboratory • Employee counts • Medical Laboratory Technician – 639 • Medical Technologist – 1,750

  28. Clinical Laboratory

  29. Medical Laboratory Technician Turnover (Employee)

  30. Medical Laboratory Technician Vacancy (FTE)

  31. Clinical Laboratory

  32. Medical Technologist Turnover (Employee)

  33. Medical Technologist Vacancy (FTE)

  34. Therapy • Vacancy in therapy positions is stable or lower • Hospitals have need for therapists but not enough supply, especially in the following: • Occupational therapy • Speech-language pathology

  35. Therapy

  36. Occupational Therapist Turnover (Employee)

  37. Occupational Therapist Vacancy (FTE)

  38. Therapy

  39. Physical Therapist Turnover (Employee)

  40. Physical Therapist Vacancy (FTE)

  41. Therapy

  42. Respiratory Therapist (certified) Turnover (Employee)

  43. Respiratory Therapist (certified) Vacancy (FTE)

  44. Therapy

  45. Respiratory Therapist (registered) Turnover (Employee)

  46. Respiratory Therapist (registered) Vacancy (FTE)

  47. Therapy

  48. Speech-Language Pathologist Turnover (Employee)

  49. Speech-Language Pathologist Vacancy (FTE)

  50. Pharmacy • Pharmacy schools scarce in Missouri • MERIC predicted shortage of 700 pharmacists in 2012 • Expanded questionnaire to include more pharmacy categories and positions • Pharmacist – Staff • Pharmacist – Clinical • Pharmacy Technician New New

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