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Welcome to Andgo Summer Camp: Where Workforce Management Meets the Great Outdoors
by Brittany Kanoza on Jul 22, 2026
Summer is here, and so is a new way to think about workforce management.
This season, we’re trading conference rooms for campfires, whitepapers for wilderness maps, and powerpoints for packing lists.
It may sound like an unlikely comparison, but adapting to today’s healthcare landscape is a lot like surviving in the wilderness. The terrain is unpredictable. The stakes are high. And without the right equipment and guide, it’s easy to get lost.
That’s where Andgo comes in. Our experienced team of camp leaders know exactly what it takes to tame the wild healthcare industry. And this summer, we’re taking you through it, one trail at a time.
Welcome to Andgo Summer Camp.
What is Andgo Summer Camp?
Over the next couple of months, we’ll be exploring six of the biggest challenges in workforce management. Each week we’ll dive into a new topic, giving you practical knowledge, real-world data, and tools you can bring home.
Over the course of camp, we’ll be exploring six of the biggest challenges facing healthcare workforce management today:
Trail 1: Manual Workflows
Time to clear the brush. We’ll be cutting through your team’s reliance on spreadsheets, sticky notes and phone trees to manage shifts, and replacing them with automation.
Trail 2: Union Rules and Compliance
Navigating collective agreements in healthcare is no small feat. We’ll help you find your footing without losing your way.
Trail 3: Data Visibility and ROI
You can’t navigate what you can’t see. On this trail, we shine a light on the metrics that matter most.
Trail 4: Burnout and Employee Experience
Watch for the warning signs. Burnout is one of the biggest threats in healthcare today, and an efficient workforce management system plays a bigger role than people think.
Trail 5: Vacation and Absence Management
Summer means time off, but for schedulers, it can lead to chaos. We’ll cover strategies to stay ahead of the scramble.
Trail 6: Change Management and IT
Every great adventure comes with some resistance. This trail will tackle how to bring your team and technology along for the ride.
What’s it like to participate in Camp Andgo?
Being a camper at Andgo means you aren’t just reading through emails, but you’ll be actively participating in your own learning journey.
Along the way, campers can earn badges and patches that reflect the skills and knowledge they’ve picked up on the trail. Think titles like Workflow Warrior, Healthcare Hero, and WFM Trailblazer. These are earned by engaging with content, sharing what you’ve learned, and showing up week after week.
The more you explore, the more you grow.
Who Should Sign Up?
If you work in healthcare workforce management, whether you’re a scheduler, nurse, HR leader or executive, this camp was built for you.
No prior experience is required. Just bring your curiosity and willingness to learn.
Ready to Hit the Trail?
The wilderness of healthcare workforce management doesn’t have to be daunting. With the right guide, the best tools, and a community of fellow campers by your side, you might find that the journey is the best part.
Follow along each week as we tackle the challenges keeping healthcare teams up at night, and the solutions that are helping them get some rest.
Pack your bags. Camp starts now.
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