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Recruiting nurses via social media: how to tap its full potential

TikTok and Instagram are among platforms now used by healthcare employers to recruit staff. Find out how you can boost recruitment with compelling content
Posted 27 March 2024 - 13:59
Three young woman huddle together, all looking at their phones. Social media can effective in advertising nurse vacancies
 
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