WINDHAM, N.H., Jan. 16, 2025 /PRNewswire/ -- The United States faces a projected shortage of more than 2,250 hematologists and oncologists in 2025, underscoring the urgent need to address a widening gap between supply and demand. In response, Medicus Healthcare Solutions, a leading interim healthcare staffing agency, has released its 2025 Market Trend Report: Examining the Oncologist Shortage.This detailed report sheds light on the factors driving oncologist demand, including shifting demographics and advancements in cancer care. Designed for healthcare leaders, the report offers actionable insights to help mitigate the impact of the oncologist shortage and create long-term solutions.Key Insights Include:Workforce Projections & Demographics.Trends in Cancer Incidence & Monitoring.Geographical Disparities in Cancer Care.Strategic Strategies for Overcoming the Oncologist Shortage & more."Ensuring oncology coverage requires a strategic approach that addresses both immediate and long-term staffing needs. By combining Medicus' interim healthcare staffing solutions with Optimum's permanent placement expertise, healthcare leaders can create a stabilized, high-performing workforce. This dual strategy not only secures continuous patient care and operational efficiency but also attracts top permanent talent, positioning organizations to meet growing oncology demands and achieve sustainable success." - Steve Gable, Vice President of Sales at MedicusTo explore the full report, click here to view Examining the Oncologist Shortage.About Medicus Healthcare SolutionsMedicus Healthcare Solutions has been connecting physicians and advanced practice providers to medical groups, practices, health systems, hospitals, and other facilities throughout the United States since 2004

WINDHAM, N.H., Dec. 18, 2024 /PRNewswire/ -- Leading interim healthcare staffing agency Medicus Healthcare Solutions has released a report titled Preparing for the Future of Hospital Medicine: Addressing Workforce Challenges and Increasing Demand. This data-driven analysis features insights into the current hospitalist workforce while examining future trends that will drive increased demand in hospital medicine."Hospital medicine programs play a vital role in delivering high-quality care and supporting hospital operations. However, the future stability of these programs faces challenges as the aging population drives demand, and the supply of new providers may not keep pace. Addressing these challenges now will be essential to sustaining the success of hospitalist programs in the years ahead." - Shannon Peterson, Senior Vice President, Head of DeliveryKey Findings:Workforce Projections and Demographics: Insights into the current hospitalist workforce and future staffing demands.Insights into the current hospitalist workforce and future staffing demands. Burnout and Turnover: Analysis of the financial and operational impact of hospitalist turnover and its root causes.Analysis of the financial and operational impact of hospitalist turnover and its root causes

WINDHAM, N.H. , Nov. 20, 2024 /PRNewswire/ -- Leading interim staffing agency Medicus Healthcare Solutions announces the release of its 2024 gastroenterology white paper titled 'Addressing the Impending Gastroenterologist Shortage'. Projections estimate that 7 out of 11 subspecialties within internal medicine are expected to face physician shortages in 2025. Among these projections, gastroenterology is anticipated to have the second-highest physician deficit, with a shortage of 1,630 FTEs. This white paper includes an in-depth analysis of the gastroenterology workforce, key factors contributing to the shortage, emerging trends within the field, and actionable strategies for healthcare leaders to address these challenges. "As the gastroenterologists shortage intensifies, healthcare leaders face the challenge of balancing rising demand against limited resources," stated Steve Gable, Vice President of Sales at Medicus. "Through data-driven insights, we provide a clear view of the trends driving this shortage