ABC: Travel nurse to achieve 50-state marathon goal in Detroit as she turns 50

Aya Travel RN, Michelle Floyd, just reached her goal to run 50 marathons in 50 states by the age of 50! Michelle joined Aya in 2023, drawn to the flexibility and adventure that travel nursing offers. She’s worked in South Carolina and Maine and is currently working in southwest Kansas… Read More

SIA: Relentless: How Alan Braynin rewired Aya for a digital future

Staffing Industry Analysts published an article based on Alan Braynin’s last public talk at their conference, titled “Relentless: How Alan Braynin Rewired Aya for a Digital Future.” The piece offers a powerful reflection on how Alan built and led Aya, and how his vision continues to… Read More

CSO Magazine: CISOs rethink the security organization for the AI era

AI is reshaping security at Aya Healthcare—automating tasks, improving detection and governance, and uniting IT and security to scale AI-driven care. Read More

BizTechNews: AI and the Future of Healthcare Staffing: Balancing Efficiency and Humanity

“The healthcare industry is confronting a crisis that can no longer be managed with incremental fixes. Limited staffing resources are colliding with relentlessly growing patient demand, turning what once seemed like a tactical issue of scheduling shifts into a strategic fault line that touches every corner of the sector, including… Read More

Healthcare Brew: How this healthcare exec is helping make health systems more efficient with AI

Dani Bowie, SVP of Workforce AI, shared how we’re using predictive analytics to make sure nurses are staffed and scheduled in ways that support their well-being and help hospitals manage labor costs more effectively. Aya’s future-proof AI and ML application, Workforce AI,… Read More

GB Magazine: Race Together Towards Hope

For 23 years, thousands of San Diegans have kicked off Thanksgiving morning at Balboa Park in style. The Start Line is always a sight to remember—families in matching turkey hats, friend groups dancing to the music, coworkers stretching together before the horn, and strollers and pups weaving through the crowd. Read More

HRTech Edge: Aya Healthcare’s Jason Drucker on Platform-First Staffing, Workforce Agility & the Future of Healthcare Talent

Jason Drucker, Chief Product Officer at Aya Healthcare, shared how a platform-first approach is redefining healthcare workforce management. His insights highlight how technology can power agility, efficiency, and confidence across the healthcare labor ecosystem. 1. How has healthcare staffing evolved over the past 5 years? With… Read More

Locumpedia: Embracing the Rise of the Portfolio Career in Healthcare

Healthcare professionals are increasingly embracing portfolio careers, blending roles like clinical work, locum tenens, and telemedicine for greater flexibility and work-life balance. Read More

Press Release: Aya Healthcare Acquires Locum’s Nest to Advance Innovative Workforce Solutions in the UK

Aya Healthcare, the largest healthcare talent software and staffing company in the United States, today announced the acquisition of Locum’s Nest, a leading workforce solutions provider in the United Kingdom (U.K.) that connects healthcare professionals with open shifts at National Health Service (NHS) hospitals through a powerful mobile app. This… Read More

Yale Alumni Association: Dr. Dani Bowie ’18 DNP

Dani Bowie, DNP, RN, NE-BC, is the SVP of Workforce AI at the nation’s largest healthcare talent software and staffing company, Aya Healthcare.  In Dr. Dani Bowie’s new book, “Reimagine Workforce Management with AI: A Roadmap for Healthcare Leaders,” healthcare leaders are… Read More

Crain’s Business New York: Hospitals continue to use travel nurses

Hospitals in New York continue to use travel nurses. “Hospitals, desperate for extra hands, relied on such professionals, to mitigate severe staffing challenges.” Abigael Kaszar is an ER RN. She’s originally from Ohio and she’s been an Aya Healthcare travel nurse since August 2014. She is… Read More

Medscape: From Hindrance to Help: The Test of ‘My Person’ in the ICU

“When intensive care unit (ICU) hospitalists think of patient-centered care, their mind zeroes in with laser focus often on the patient — and only the patient. The job of the ICU team is to stabilize the critically ill individual in front of them, use evidence-based practices, and move toward recovery. Read More