However, according to a July 27 report from The Wall Street Journal, the traveling nurse market may be in decline. HCA's Friday release of second-quarter profits that beat Wall Street estimates reaffirmed its full-year outlook, increasing its stock 11 percent. Meanwhile, Tenet Healthcare saw gains of 6 percent after markets closed on Thursday. HCA CEO Sam Hazen said expenses for temporary staff were down about 22 percent in June compared with April, and HCA CFO Bill Rutherford predicted... Read this story
