SwipeFox App | Top 5 Stats for Per Diem RNs

SwipeFox is an app that equips your 5 fingers with all the power to direct your career. Use one finger to swipe left — “no thanks.” Use another to swipe right — “looks interesting.” And use the other three to hold your phone as you continue to explore. In the spirit of those powerful five digitals, here is a list of the top 5 stats that all registered nurses considering or actively engaged in per diem contracts should be equipped with.

Per Diem RN Stats

1 – The Bureau of Labor Statistics (BLS) projects nurse practitioner employment to grow by 52% from 2020 to 2030. This is a great, solid career path for those already in nursing or considering nursing. With a pandemic turning endemic, and the retirement population growing, the demand for nurses will not slow.

2 – Nurses working in a per diem capacity are also less likely to leave their current role (13%) compared to those who are not (30%), according to the findings [IntelyCare Research Group study]. So if you find yourself looking to make a change, maybe try taking a few per diem contracts. The risk is low and the reward is high.

3 – Tech-enabled per diem nurses feel more empowered; 45% of these tech adopters often describe themselves and successful and confident [IntelyCare Research Group study]. Clearly, this is SwipeFox’s favorite stat. As an app that provides a tech-enable environment, we are all about empowering our registered nurses, travel nurses and per diem nurses.

4 – Per Diem Nurse Staffing Market is estimated to grow at a 4.96% rate from 2019-2026. [Data Bridge Market research]. This could be due to all the happy tech-enabled nurses out there or the notion that per diem contracts offer the most flexibility and control on ones career. Try it out

5 – North America dominated the per diem nurse staffing market with a share of 54.9% back in 2020 and it continues to grow. [Grand View Research] Why not grow with it?

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    Chief Editor, Tamil Nadu Nurses and Midwives Council (TNNMC) Website and Nursing Journal. Chief Editor is dedicated to promoting the highest standards of nursing by leveraging the power of education and communication. Their editorial approach is rooted in inclusivity, accuracy, and accessibility, aiming to equip nurses and midwives with the tools and insights they need to excel in their careers and improve patient care outcomes.

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