Friday, October 5, 2007

Local Golf Tournament

Fall 2007 Golf Classic

Eskridge and Associates is sponsoring a team in the local Round Rock ISD Partners in Education Foundation golf tournament at Forest Creek Golf Club in Round Rock, Texas on Oct 15th. 288 golfers will be participating in this worthwhile cause.

Proceeds from the 2007 Golf Classic will be used to fund student scholarships, teaching grants, Teacher Excellence Awards, and initiatives benefiting Round Rock ISD students including free school supplies, STARS Mentoring, the New Beginnings, New Directions, New Horizons and High School Academy programs.

Bob Eskridge, President of Eskridge & Associates states, "All three of my kids are products of the Round Rock ISD school system and have received excellent educations in preparation for college and their future. Eskridge and Associates is more than happy to participate and help out where we can."

About Eskridge & Associates. Eskridge & Associates (www.eskridge-associates.com) is a service disabled, veteran owned, small business (SDVOSB), recruiting Physicians of all specialties for locum tenens (contact) and permanent employment opportunities in hospitals and practices nationwide.

CONTACT:

Bob Eskridge, CPC, CTS, PRC, CSP
President &

Board Certified Physician Recruiter

Eskridge & Associates

512.244.7023 (Office)

512.532.0771 (fax)


Member National Coalition of Healthcare Recruiters

Member - National Association of Personnel Services

bob@eskridge-associates.com
www.eskridge-associates.com

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Wednesday, May 30, 2007

What are they thinking?

Well today I had a first! I was working on a Family Practice lead in the Catskills of New York for about the last six months. One of my folks was all excited that he found a physician interested and presented him to me. I call my client with the good news. As soon as I mentioned his name, my client started to laugh! Turns out they had already had made a offer to this physician and was waiting to hear back from him!

I called my recruiter back to break the bad news. I asked if he explained where the position was and he did. Why the physician did not inform us of the offer, I have not the foggiest idea. It potentially put us in a bad position with our client (fortunately this client has been with us for a long time and is not holding it against us) and it definitely put the physician is a bad light with the client. The client is about ready to pull the offer because he felt that the physician is gaming him trying to get a better offer.

I do not understand why folks go to these lengths and are so nonchalant about their job search. Examples like this just destroys any credibility one has both with the client and with the recruiter. I wish this physician all the best in his search...he will need it!

Bob Eskridge, CPC, CTS, PRC, CSP
President &
Board Certified Physician Recruiter
Eskridge & Associates
512.244.7023 (Office)
bob@eskridge-associates.com
www.eskridge-associates.com


Member – National Coalition of Healthcare Recruiters
Member - National Association of Personnel Services

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