Wapiti Newsletter 1st Quarter 2019

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Wapiti Newsletter - 1st Quarter 2019

News and Updates from Wapiti Medical Staffing

Wapiti achieves Best of Staffing Diamond status

Wapiti was recently awarded the Best of Staffing® Diamond Awards for both Client and Talent satisfaction. Diamond Award winners have won the Best of Staffing Award for at least 5 years in a row, consistently earning industry-leading satisfaction scores. Fewer than 2% of all staffing agencies in the U.S. and Canada earn the Best of Staffing Award, and just 35% of the 2019 winners earned the Diamond Award distinction.

Grand Marais attracts doctors from far and wide

The Cook County News Herald, a newspaper in Grand Marais, MN, recently published an article featuring Wapiti providers and the vital role they play in staffing rural medical facilities. Click below to read the full article.

Hayward adopts initiative to tackle opioid addiction

A new protocol has been established at Hayward Area Memorial Hospital in Hayward, WI to combat the epidemic of opioid addiction. Its intent is to decrease the number of patients receiving opioids in the ED.

From Waterloo to Cedar Falls

The Wapiti Waterloo office is now officially the Wapiti Cedar Falls office, as our Iowa crew relocated a couple miles down the road. It's the same great staff - with a slightly different commute! Check out some moving pictures on Facebook .

Renewed certifications can be sent to Cortney Walker

Cortney oversees the tracking and filing of expiring documents for our providers. When you renew a certification (life support, license, board certification, etc), you can send the updated item to Cortney at:

Email: [email protected]

Fax: (888) 466-4198.

Cortney will also be sending out reminders for these items when they are due.

Hit the Road with Wapiti

Want to take a (virtual) road trip with Wapiti? We are gassing up the car and heading out soon!

Connect with Wapiti on social media to follow along. We will be featuring some of our favorite stops on the map of Wapiti staffed regions. (You might even see the world's largest pheasant!)