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Medical Solutions Partners with California Hospital Groups to Strengthen Workforce

Medical Solutions Partners with California Hospital Groups to Strengthen Workforce

Medical Solutions has joined forces with the Hospital Council – Northern & Central California and the Hospital Association of San Diego & Imperial Counties (HASD&IC) to enhance the hospital workforce in California. This collaboration aims to support team development and address workforce needs across the state. The Hospital Council represents 197 hospitals and health systems across 50 counties, while HASD&IC includes 38 hospitals in San Diego and Imperial counties. Medical Solutions, with over 20 years of experience and a network of around one million clinicians, provides advisory services, workforce solutions, recruiting, staffing, and technology for healthcare systems. The partnerships are designed to help healthcare systems maintain care standards, manage expenses, and fill workforce gaps.

Acc Bowl Predictions

Acc Bowl Predictions

A quick look at the ACC bowl games

Miami Hurricanes Women’s Hoops Early Season Evaluation

Miami Hurricanes Women’s Hoops Early Season Evaluation

The Lady Canes Have Begun 2025-26 With A Solid Eight-Game Stretch

TurnCare, Inc. Appoints New Leadership to Drive Commercial Expansion

TurnCare, Inc. Appoints New Leadership to Drive Commercial Expansion

TurnCare, Inc. Appoints New Leadership to Drive Commercial Expansion

Medical Solutions Partners with California Hospitals to Address Workforce Challenges

Medical Solutions Partners with California Hospitals to Address Workforce Challenges

Medical Solutions has joined forces with the Hospital Council of Northern & Central California and the Hospital Association of San Diego & Imperial Counties to enhance the hospital workforce in California. This partnership aims to support team development and address workforce needs across 197 hospitals and health systems. Medical Solutions, with over 20 years of experience, will provide advisory services, workforce solutions, and technology to tackle employee shortages and improve patient care.

ICE arrests of Afghans are on the rise in the wake of National Guard attack, immigration lawyers say

ICE arrests of Afghans are on the rise in the wake of National Guard attack, immigration lawyers say

Immigration lawyers and authorities say arrests of Afghans are on the rise following the shooting of two National Guard members in Washington, D.C. The suspect in the attack is an Afghan national

Mountain West Qualifies Seven Teams for Bowl Season

Mountain West Qualifies Seven Teams for Bowl Season

7 Mountain West teams going bowling

A list of the largest clergy abuse settlements reached by Catholic organizations in the US

A list of the largest clergy abuse settlements reached by Catholic organizations in the US

The New Orleans Archdiocese will pay at least $230 million to hundreds of survivors of clergy sexual abuse under a settlement approved by a federal judge on Monday

Indiana Senate committee advance redistricting legislation backed by Trump toward final floor vote

Indiana Senate committee advance redistricting legislation backed by Trump toward final floor vote

An Indiana state Senate committee took the first step toward enacting a new congressional map

Tigers enliven Tarik Skubal trade talk with no 'untouchables' approach

Tigers enliven Tarik Skubal trade talk with no 'untouchables' approach

Detroit Tigers president of baseball operations Scott Harris said Detroit has no "untouchables" on the roster, stoking a rumor mill overflowing with Tarik Skubal trade scenarios at the MLB Winter Meetings this week.

There are no fixes coming for the 2025 Eagles offense

There are no fixes coming for the 2025 Eagles offense

The loss to the Chargers answered some questions, none of them good.

72-Year-Old Woman Poses as Airline Heiress, Allegedly Swindles $30 Million from Banks

72-Year-Old Woman Poses as Airline Heiress, Allegedly Swindles $30 Million from Banks

Mary Carole McDonnell, a 72-year-old woman, is accused of posing as an airline heiress to defraud banks and financial institutions in California out of $30 million. According to the FBI, McDonnell falsely claimed to be part of the McDonnell Aircraft dynasty, asserting access to a secret $80 million trust fund. Her scheme, which ran from July 2017 to May 2018, involved securing $14.7 million from the Banc of California and an additional $15 million from other institutions in Los Angeles and Orange counties. A federal arrest warrant was issued in 2018, but McDonnell is believed to have fled to Dubai. She is wanted on charges of bank fraud and aggravated identity theft.