Healthcare Staffing Segmentation
Service Type (Travel Nurse Staffing, Allied Healthcare Staffing, Per Deim Nurse Staffing, Locum Tenens Staffing)
The travel nursing staffing segment is poised to hold over 31% healthcare staffing market share by the end of 2037 driven by the increasing demand for travel nurses globally. According to a report by AMN Healthcare survey in 2024, the usage of travel nurses increased by 35% in 2020, attributed to the gain in clinical experience in several settings, short-term assignments, travel opportunities, and flexible work hours.
In addition, there is a growth in healthcare costs and hospitals are expected to reduce their working staff, credited to which travel nurses are required whenever the workload is increased.
End-users (Hospitals, Clinics, Ambulatory Surgical Centers, Home Care Settings)
The hospital segment is estimated to gain a robust revenue globally in the end-user segment, owing to the increasing demand for the healthcare industry, the all-time availability of trauma centers, and the lucrative handling of traumatic injuries and several serious cases. Hospitals are well-equipped with advanced diagnostic facilities, including high-resolution computed tomography (CT) scanners and ultrasound machines. According to a report in 2022, more than 3.5 billion people which is almost half of the world’s population lacks the access to proper healthcare.
Additionally, hospitals will dominate this industry as they offer a multidisciplinary approach to healthcare staffing management. This collaborative environment allows for consultations with various specialists, including urologists, nephrologists, radiologists, and dietitians, ensuring a well-rounded and individualized approach to patient care.
Our in-depth analysis of the healthcare staffing market includes the following segments:
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