Anesthesia Staffing Consultants makes 3-4 healthcare hires, more to come
ASC, short for Anesthesia Staffing Consultants, is the type of business that can put you to sleep, literally.The Bingham Farms-based firm provides staffing and consulting for hospitals and private practices in the anesthesia area. That basically means they provide the people and advice that help patients drift off to sleep just before surgery.”We’re basically a niche market,” says Teri Raisanen, director of marketing for ASC. It may be a small market, but it’s a growing one. The company is recording five percent growth, which has allowed it to expand to 23 employees and 100 independent contractors. It has hired 3-4 people within the last year and hopes to do it again in the same time frame.The company got its start in 1991, but has been on a growth tear lately. It was named one of Michigan’s 50 Companies to Watch by the Edward Lowe Foundation. But what would one expect from a business based on knocking people out?Source: Teri Raisanen, director of marketing for ASCWriter: Jon Zemke
ASC, short for Anesthesia Staffing Consultants, is the type of business that can put you to sleep, literally.
The Bingham Farms-based firm provides staffing and consulting for hospitals and private practices in the anesthesia area. That basically means they provide the people and advice that help patients drift off to sleep just before surgery.
“We’re basically a niche market,” says Teri Raisanen, director of marketing for ASC.
It may be a small market, but it’s a growing one. The company is recording five percent growth, which has allowed it to expand to 23 employees and 100 independent contractors. It has hired 3-4 people within the last year and hopes to do it again in the same time frame.
The company got its start in 1991, but has been on a growth tear lately. It was named one of Michigan’s 50 Companies to Watch by the Edward Lowe Foundation. But what would one expect from a business based on knocking people out?
Source: Teri Raisanen, director of marketing for ASC
Writer: Jon Zemke
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