Tuesday June 20, 2023

Name: Healthcare Business International 2023
Start: 2023-06-19
End: 2023-06-21
Location: QEII Centre, London

5:15 pmNew Business Models

How to solve the workforce puzzle

How do you best recruit and retain a strong workforce in nurses, doctors and specialist staff? What role does training and culture play here? Providers present case studies on how they have managed to shift the needle.

Speakers include:

Dr Fatih Mehmet Gul, Vice President, Fakeeh Care Group; CEO, Fakeeh University Hospital
Dr Sandra Roddinger, Executive Partner, RadioOnkologieNetzwerk, Ergéa Group

The gulf has long been known for its dependence on expat workers. Fatih discusses how Fakeeh is building a pipeline of locally trained Saudi and UAE clinicians to plug gaps and even export to other markets.
Sandra explains how RadioOnkologieNetzwerk (RON) has developed its own training institute and talent pipeline offering a more practical approach than the traditional university pathway.

Fatih Mehmet GulVP Fakeeh Care GroupCEO Fakeeh University Hospital

Dr Sandra RöddingerExecutive PartnerRadioOnkologieNetzwerk, Ergéa Group

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