About The Company

Baby Memorial Hospital is a healthcare provider that faced urgent hiring needs during the second wave of COVID-19, when the hospital was operating at full capacity and needed to recruit nurses quickly. Zappyhire helped the hospital digitize the entire recruitment process and hire at speed while maintaining healthcare-specific hiring requirements.

Founded:

1995

Industry:

Healthcare / Hospital

Company Size:

2000+ Employees

Headquarters:

Kerala, India

The Challenge

BMH needed to hire nurses urgently while maintaining a safe, structured recruitment process during the pandemic:

  • Urgent high-volume hiring: The hospital needed nurses immediately to support operations running at full capacity.
  • Need for remote recruitment: Interviews, assessments, verification, and offers had to be managed digitally while following COVID protocols.
  • Healthcare-specific assessment needs: Nurses and paramedics required role-specific technical assessments and documentation processes aligned with hospital requirements.

The Solution

Zappyhire enabled BMH to run a fully digital, no-touch recruitment process:

  • AI-powered candidate ranking: Applications were automatically ranked so recruiters could quickly focus on the most relevant candidates.
  • Industry-specific assessments: Selected candidates completed technical assessments designed specifically for nurses and paramedics.
  • Online interviews and document verification: Interviews were conducted virtually, while documents were uploaded and verified digitally.
  • Digital offers and communication: Candidates received regular updates, while offer letters were generated and signed digitally.

Major Impacts At a Glance

160

Applicants

60

Nurses
Hired

36 hours

To Complete
Hiring

60%

Reduction in
Recruitment Time

We were able to handle 150% of the usual recruitment workload with same hiring resources and gain 100% visibility into the recruitment process and metrics. It was a real blessing in managing recruitment in the current healthcare crisis situation.

Saji Mathew

Chief Operating Officer