EasyShifts was created by an RN

We truly care about our users and our product.

We know the task so we created the solution

As a busy Registered Nurse, Jordan was working at 3 different hospitals. Juggling all those schedules was proving to be a difficult task. The only way Jordan really knew where he should be at any given time was by relying on the hand written notes he had scribbled into his calendar.

After getting home one day from picking up shifts at one of the hospitals he worked at (a process that took him over 45 minutes)

He thought:

"There has got to be a better way!"

Jordan Giessel

That's when he had his AHA moment and the dream of EasyShifts.com began.

Our Team

Meet the team behind EasyShifts

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Michael Christensen

Owner
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Jamin Leaders

Head of Operations and Finance
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Ben L. Oburn

Senior VP for Enterprise Solutions
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Simon Carrington

Scheduling Consultant
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Ken Morita

Lead Designer
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Rob Maurer

Senior Developer
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John Eo

Senior Developer
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Eric Lincoln

Senior Developer
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Jason Murray

Senior Developer
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Domingo Ortiz

Senior Developer
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Jamie Hodges

Designer
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Colin Jesperson

Scheduling Specialist

History of EasyShifts

A brief summary of how far we've come

  • EasyShifts Version 1.0 September 2008

    From its humble beginnings EasyShifts soon had over 250 users.
  • July 2010 Michael Joins EasyShifts

    Jordan was a Nurse and a people person but he was not a software developer. He realized that he needed to turn to his friend Mike for help. Major technology improvements began.
  • March 2011 EasyShifts Version 2.0

    EasyShifts was relaunched with a modern web app. Many major improvements began, including organization wide overtime calculation.
  • September 2012 Expand to Senior Living

    EasyShifts expanded its market from hospitals to also include senior living facilities.
  • January 2017 iPhone App available in App Store

    EasyShifts releases an easy-to-use iPhone app for employees to view their work schedule on their mobile devices.
  • March 2020 Absence Tracking Feature

    Added intuitive features that record employee absences and help to find replacements quickly when staff members call in.
  • July 2020 Updated Android and IOS App

    The EasyShifts mobile app was updated with core functionality allowing users to view and manage their own shifts as well as pick up and trade shifts through the app.
  • September 2020 EasyShifts Time Clock

    Schedules and Time Clock together at last! Employees can now punch into their shifts right from EasyShifts. Admins love that their scheduling and time tracking are all available in the same place.
  • September 2020 Mobile App Messaging Update

    Messaging feature now available in the mobile app for Android and IOS.
  • November 2020 Payroll Report

    Admins are now able to view scheduled hours vs actual hours on our Payroll Report. You can also choose to see Time Offs, Absences, and Notes on the report too.
  • December 2020 8 & 80 Overtime Calculations

    8 & 80 overtime calculation method now available in EasyShifts.
  • June 2021 Mobile App Time Off Update

    Employees can now request time off from the mobile app.
  • November 2022 PointClickCare Integration

    Pull in acuity data to help you schedule smarter.
  • November 2022 Time Off Indicator

    View pending and approved time off requests right on your department schedule.
  • August 2022 Pay Information

    Wage information can now be added to the payroll report.
  • August 2022 PBJ Report

    EasyShifts now processes Payroll Based Journal.
  • January 2023 Last Mandate Tracking

    Keep track of all mandated shifts.
  • March 2023 Facility Wide Absence Report

    See all absences across your whole facility in addition to on the employee profile.

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