Pivot Point’s 2017 Healthcare IT Market Report was recently released, and it couldn’t be more timely. With health IT initiatives ramping up as providers prepare for the shift to value-based care, the search for health IT talent is heating up. Healthcare organizations eager to streamline EHR and HIT workflows are seeking the best and the brightest to help guide their efforts. So how can providers be competitive when recruiting HIT expertise? What should HIT consultants expect?
Healthcare Informatics recently sat down with Pivot Point Consulting, a Vaco company, to dish on findings in the firm’s healthcare IT market report. The study explores the hiring trends, compensation benchmarks and job satisfaction factors among more than 800 full-time and contract health IT professionals.
Among key findings is the revelation that, since 2014, the number of healthcare IT professionals who reported feeling “extremely optimistic” about their career opportunities increased by 47 percent.
Learn more about the HIT study findings and what the industry can expect to see in future job growth.
