Umfrage: 70 Prozent Gen-Z-Pflegekräfte in USA suchen binnen Jahresfrist neuen Job

Von Public Technologies
  • SEI (Strategic Education Inc.) published an industry analysis of the US healthcare economy showing persistently high willingness to change jobs in nursing and care roles.
  • According to a Harris Poll survey, 59% of employees want to look for a new job within a year; among Gen Z, the figure is 70%.
  • The labor market remains tight; for the US, a shortage of nearly 500,000 critical healthcare professionals is expected by 2038.
  • Continuing education is seen as a key lever for retention: 75% of employees are interested in upskilling, and 81% are interested in employer-funded programs.
  • Only 48% of employers currently offer a comprehensive education program.
  • The study finds no major AI impact on daily work so far: 39% report no noticeable influence, and 48% feel comfortable using AI tools.


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