Leadership

A recent survey found that physicians in their final year of training are less likely to receive job offers, likely due to the pandemic. 

Some ASCs are still experiencing low case volumes more than a year after the onset of the pandemic.

Ellen Jamason, administrator of San Francisco-based Pacific Vision Surgery Center, opened her surgery center to treat underinsured patients in January. 

Despite actively recruiting new employees and a return to pre-pandemic caseloads, some ASCs still are experiencing major staffing shortages — leaving centers overworked and exhausted. 

ASCs are regarded for their ability to provide quality customer service, which has been a challenge for some centers post-pandemic.  

Staff retention and workplace culture at ASCs took a hit during the COVID-19 pandemic, but there are ways ASC leadership can support and maintain staff. 

The healthcare ecosystem is changing rapidly and administrators are following 10 big trends to prepare for the future.

Some ASCs are still experiencing staffing shortages related to the COVID-19 pandemic.

Last year, surgery centers experienced many ups and downs during the pandemic.

More than one year after the onset of the COVID-19 pandemic, many ASCs are still experiencing pandemic-related obstacles.