A Two-Pronged Approach to Retaining Millennial Nurses
Jenna Koppel1, Marisa Deline, Katherine Virkstis
1Author Affiliations: Consultant (Ms Koppel), Practice Manager (Ms Deline), Managing Director (Dr Virkstis), Nursing Executive Center, Advisory Board, Washington, DC.
Abstract:
Despite increased staff engagement and improved new hire on-boarding, organizations struggle to retain millennial nurses. One dominant trait is shared by organizations that have successfully reduced turnover for this group: investment in select strategies that cement loyalty to the organization. In this article, the authors describe 2 strategies for retaining early-tenure millennial nurses. In the 1st article of this series, the authors described why nursing leaders must supplement their organization's current investments in engagement with strategies targeted at millennials in their 1st 3 years. This 2nd part of the series will outline these strategies.
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