A new birthing pavilion at Southern New Hampshire Medical Center that specializes in advanced care in a cozy and peaceful setting. The client’s goal was to push the feeling of comfort throughout the whole site, inviting soon-to-be parents to take a tours, get to know the staff and experience a warm and caring environment where their family can feel at ease.

The site makes use of large-scale and spacious design, with a main focus on imagery. It boasts a photo and video gallery, as well as parallax background imagery as you scroll down each page to create a narrative and tour-like experience.

Other key features of the site include a dynamic review and testimonial carousel, provider directory, and forms to request a tour or ask general questions.

This site was created with the goal of boosting hires and reducing turnover rates for careers at Southern New Hampshire Medical Center where users can submit their resumes to active jobs at the company with a search powered by the client’s current applicant tracking system.

Like many of the recruitment sites output through my design agency, this one stands to attract organic inbound traffic, as well as potential candidates filtered through other media outlets we are also harnessing, including social, radio and publication advertising.

The site makes use of spacious design elements that harness multiple sliders, large background imagery, and overlaying text to make strong, quick points as the user scrolls through the page. Another goal of this healthcare based recruitment site is to sell the geographical area as well as the job.

A microsite that highlights the nursing careers at Henry Ford Health System.

The Northeast Physician Recruiter Organization (NEPRA) website is a member-based network for healthcare recruiters. NEPRA hosts an annual conference, which can be registered for online. The site also explains the benefits of joining and gives users the ability to become members through a customized Woocommerce storefront.

Here, members can log in, pay and get access to a private meta section of the site where they can configure their directory listings displayed on the front end for networking, manage purchases, renew expired memberships and get access to exclusive personalized content and downloads. They are also kept in the loop with email notifications based on specific membership type.

The client also was trained to use the site which was built in WordPress to manage memberships and orders. It was built for ease of use on both user and administrator sides and includes back end functionality focusing on organization, such as a document management system and Woocommerce subscription handler.