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eNurse Pty Ltd – CEO Interview
- Published May 07, 2014 10:00AM UTC
- Publisher Wholesale Investor
- Categories Executive Interviews
Healthcare is now the biggest employer in Australia and Nurses and Midwives are the largest healthcare occupation in both Australia and the world. Despite an increase in the overall numbers of nurses employed, there is expected to be a workforce shortage of equivalent to 1/3 (109,000) of the current workforce by 2025. The need to recruit, educate and retain nurses has never been greater.
eNurse is a website completely dedicated to servicing the personal and professional needs of Nurses, Midwives and Service Providers. Its aim is to become synonymous with the profession.
In under 36 months, eNurse has acquired over 27,000 registered members (with a total user database of over 70,000). It has grossed over $5M in sales, experiencing 53.5% growth from it’s first to second year.
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