This long-term care provider has turned on an overseas golden spigot to fill its nursing ranks

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Kathleen Murray, Benedictine Living director, posing with Kenyan nursing students (Photo: Benedictine Living)

An international talent pipeline has helped one Minnesota-based operator bring more than 130 nurses to the US — and the effort is only expanding.

The ever-growing, multi-continent talent channel has been a savior in helping Kathleen Murray, director of workforce solutions at Benedictine Living, find the talent she needs.

The provider has 34 skilled nursing facilities in five Midwest states — North Dakota, Minnesota, Wisconsin, Missouri and Illinois — and has used the pipeline to fill nursing gaps with a roundup of highly-motivated, young professionals…

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