Overview – Jobs Module
The Jobs Module enables clinical sites to create, manage, and track job opportunities directly within Exxat One. This feature extends the clinical education network into structured hiring, allowing sites to connect with verified, early-career healthcare talent in a centralised platform.
With the Jobs Module, sites can:
- Create job postings using AI-assisted tools or manual workflows
- Manage job lifecycle statuses (Draft, Active, Paused, Closed, Archived)
- Edit and update postings at any time
- Track engagement metrics such as views and clicks
- Clone jobs to streamline repeat hiring
The module supports two types of job workflows:
- Exxat-Managed Jobs, where sites create and manage jobs directly within Exxat
- ATS-Integrated Jobs, where organisations can request integration to synchronise jobs from their Applicant Tracking System (ATS)
AI capabilities are embedded within the job creation experience to help improve job descriptions, clarify responsibilities, and enhance benefits presentation.
Create or Import a Job
When you navigate to Jobs from the left menu, you will land on the Jobs getting started page.
This is the starting point for creating a new job.
From this page, you can create your first job using one of the available options:
- Use the AI Job Builder
- Create the job manually
- Request ATS Integration
Note: Bulk job posting is supported through the Exxat Support team. Sites must download the prescribed bulk import template and share the filled template with the Support team for processing. Submitted files will be validated and imported in Draft status, allowing sites to review, edit, and publish the jobs after verification.
The Exxat Jobs Template (.xlsx file) is attached at the bottom of this article. Scroll to the end of the page to locate the attachment and click Download to access the file.
Roles & Access to the Jobs Module
Access to the Jobs module is role-based.
Currently:
- Site Admin – Has access by default
- Location Coordinators – Do not have access
- Discipline Coordinators – Do not have access
If additional users require access to the Jobs module, you can request a custom Jobs Admin role assignment.
To enable access for additional users, please contact the ExxatOne Team for assistance.
Use the AI Job Builder
The AI Job Builder allows you to generate a structured job post quickly.
You can:
- Describe the job in your own words
- Upload a Job Description (JD) file
- Paste a JD directly
- Add a public job link
- Enter a simple role prompt (for example: “Entry-level Physical Therapist”)
After entering the information:
- Click Generate
- The system creates a structured job draft
- Review and edit the generated content before saving or posting
This option is useful if you already have job content prepared or want AI assistance in drafting the post.
Create the Job Manually
If you prefer to enter all details yourself, click Create Manually.
This opens the full job creation form.
Guidance
Helpful guidance is displayed on the left to assist you in completing each section.
As you move between different sections of the form, the guidance updates automatically to provide relevant tips.
Job Overview
- Give your job a clear, descriptive title (e.g., 'Physical Therapist - Orthopaedics')
- Select the employment type that best fits this role (Full-time, Part-time, Contract, etc.)
- Specify the exact location where the therapist will work
- Include the facility name if it helps attract the right candidates
Compensation
- Use a salary range instead of a fixed amount to attract a broader candidate pool
- Select the correct pay type (annual, hourly, per diem, contract)
- Align compensation with local market rates
- Jobs that include salary ranges can receive up to 30% more applications
Job Description
- Clearly outline the key responsibilities and daily tasks
- Highlight what makes this position unique or exciting
- Be specific about required qualifications and credentials
- Use the AI editor to refine and improve your description
Benefits & Perks
- List all benefits, including health insurance, PTO, retirement plans, and any sign-on bonuses
- Highlight shift differentials, relocation assistance, tuition reimbursement, and student loan support (if applicable)
- Include role-specific benefits such as professional development support and continuing education opportunities
- Use the AI enhancement to make the benefits more appealing
Job Creation Form
The job creation page is divided into sections to guide you step by step.
Job Title
Enter a clear and specific position title.
Employment Type
Select one of the following:
- Full-Time
- Part-Time
- Contract
- Per Diem
Location
Provide:
- Address Line
- City
- State
- ZIP Code
This determines where the job is based.
Compensation
You can configure compensation in two ways:
- Range – Enter the minimum and maximum salary
- Fixed Amount – Enter a single value
You can also select the pay frequency:
- Yearly
- Monthly
- Weekly
- Daily
- Hourly
Providing clear compensation details helps attract qualified applicants.
Discipline
Select the relevant healthcare speciality for the role.
Job Description
Use this section to describe:
- Key responsibilities
- Required qualifications
- Skills and experience
- Work schedule
- Role expectations
- EMR/EHR tools usage
The editor supports basic formatting options such as:
- Headings
- Bold, Italic, Underline
- Hyperlinks
- Bullet lists
- Numbered lists
To improve your description using AI:
- Click AI Enhance
- A small pop-up appears
- Enter instructions (for example: “Make this more engaging for experienced candidates”)
- Click Enhance
The system updates the content based on your prompt.
Benefits & Perks
Use this section to highlight benefits such as:
- Health insurance
- Retirement plans
- PTO
- Tuition reimbursement
- Loan Reimbursement
- Professional development support/mentorship
- Other applicable perks
You can also use AI Enhance to generate or refine this section.
Additional Documents
Control which documents applicants must submit with their application.
You can toggle:
- Resume/CV (typically required)
- Cover Letter
- Portfolio/Certifications
Enable only the documents necessary for your hiring process.
Application Questions
Application Questions allow you to screen candidates during submission.
When candidates apply, they are prompted to answer these questions.
You can:
- Use suggested questions
- Add custom questions
- Enhance questions using AI
You can also use AI Enhance to generate or refine this section.
Saving or Posting the Job
At the top right of the page, you can:
- Click Save as Draft to save the job without publishing
- Click Post Job to make it live immediately
Draft jobs can be edited and published later.
Request ATS Integration
If your organisation uses an external Applicant Tracking System (ATS), you can request integration directly from the job Landing page.
To begin:
- Click ATS Integration.
- The Exxat <> ATS Integration Request form will open.
- Complete the required fields and submit the form.
Core Use Cases (ATS Integration):
1. Job Data Access
Ability to retrieve active job postings along with essential metadata, including but not limited to:
- Job title
- Job description
- Location(s)
- Specialty/discipline
- Employment type
- Job status (open/closed)
- Apply URL
2. Job Update & Sync Mechanism
A reliable way to keep job postings current when roles are:
- Updated
- Closed
- Removed
3. Apply Flow
- Candidates are redirected to the ATS-hosted application experience
- Exxat does not handle application submission or applicant data storage
After You Submit the Form
Once submitted:
- Exxat team will review the request and contact the POC with the next steps
- Post evaluation and feasibility check, Exxat team, in coherence with ATS vendor and Site partner, will confirm on the integration process.
- Exxat completes field mapping, testing, and activates the job sync.
Managing Jobs from the Jobs List
After you create at least one job, you will land on the Jobs page, where all job postings are displayed in a structured List view.
This page allows you to:
- Track job status
- Monitor performance (views, clicks, applications)
- Filter and search jobs
- Take actions such as edit, pause, close, archive, or restore
Summary Counts
At the top of the Jobs page, you will see summary cards that provide a quick overview of your job activity and application status.
These include:
- Total Active Jobs – The number of jobs currently open and accepting applications
- Total Applications – The total number of applications received across all jobs
- Applications to Be Reviewed – Applications that are pending review
- Applications Under Review – Applications that are currently being evaluated
These summary counts help you quickly assess job performance and stay informed about application progress at a glance.
Navigating by Job Status
Below the banner, jobs are organised into status tabs:
- All Jobs
- Draft
- Active
- Paused
- Closed
- Archived
Each tab displays a count indicating the number of jobs under that status.
Click a tab to view only jobs in that category.
Searching and Filtering Jobs
The Jobs List provides multiple ways to refine results.
Search Bar
Use the search field to search by:
- Job ID
- Job Title
- Location
You must enter at least three characters to initiate a search.
Filters
You can further refine the List using filters:
Discipline
Select one or more disciplines to filter jobs accordingly.
Job Type
Filter by:
- Full-Time
- Part-Time
- Contract
- Per Diem
Status
Filter by:
- Draft
- Active
- Paused
- Closed
- Archived
Posted On
Filter jobs by:
- Last 7 Days
- Last 30 Days
- Last 60 Days
- Custom Date Range
After applying filters, the List updates automatically.
Customising the List Layout
You can customise how information appears in the List.
Click the Configure Columns icon to:
- Drag and rearrange columns into your preferred order, or use the upward and downward arrows to adjust their position.
- Freeze a column to the left, right, or fixed.
- Show or hide columns (visibility toggle)
After making changes, click Save to apply your preferred layout.
In addition to the Configure Columns option, certain actions can be performed directly on the List itself.
You can:
- Drag and drop column headers directly to reorder them
- Click on any column header to sort the data
When sorting:
- The default state shows a double-headed arrow (no sorting applied).
- Clicking once sorts the column in ascending order.
- Clicking twice sorts it in descending order.
- Clicking a third time resets it back to the default (unsorted) state.
These options allow you to quickly adjust how job data is displayed without opening the configuration panel.
Understanding List Columns
The List may include the following columns:
- Title
- Job Type
- Location
- Discipline
- Status
- Posted On
- Views
- Clicks
- Applied
- Last Updated
- Actions
At the bottom of the page, you will find:
- Rows per page selector
- Pagination controls
These allow you to manage how many jobs are displayed at once.
Using the Actions Menu
Each job includes an Actions (⋮) menu on the right side.
Available actions depend on the job’s status.
Below is an overview of what actions are typically available.
Draft Jobs
Available actions may include:
- View Details
- View Candidates
- Edit
- Clone
- Delete
- Archive
Draft jobs can be edited or deleted before being published.
Active Jobs
Available actions may include:
- View Details
- View Candidates
- Edit
- Clone
- Pause
- Close
- Archive
Active jobs can be paused temporarily or closed when no longer accepting applications.
Paused Jobs
Available actions may include:
- View Details
- View Candidates
- Edit
- Clone
- Resume
- Close
Resuming moves the job back to Active status.
Closed Jobs
Available actions may include:
- View Details
- View Candidates
- Edit
- Clone
- Reopen
- Archive
Reopening allows the job to accept applications again.
Archived Jobs
Available actions may include:
- View Details
- View Candidates
- Clone
- Restore
Restoring moves the job back to its previous active workflow.
What Each Action Means
Here is a brief explanation of common actions:
- View Details – Opens the job details page.
- View Candidates – Displays applicants and their submissions.
- Edit – Allows you to modify job details.
- Clone – Creates a duplicate of the job to reuse content.
- Pause – Temporarily stops applications.
- Close – Stops accepting applications permanently.
- Resume – Reactivates a paused job.
- Reopen – Reopens a closed job.
- Archive – Moves the job to archived status for record-keeping.
- Restore – Moves an archived job back into active workflow.
- Delete – Permanently removes a draft job.
Job Status Definitions
Below is a brief explanation of each job status available in the Jobs module.
Draft: The job has been created but not yet published. It is not visible to students and can be edited or deleted.
Active: The job is live and visible to students (once student access is enabled). Applications can be submitted.
Paused: The job is temporarily paused and not visible to students. It can be resumed or closed.
Closed: The job is no longer accepting applications and is not visible to students. It can be reopened or archived.
Archived: The job is stored for record-keeping purposes. It is not active and cannot accept applications unless restored.
Job Detail Page
When you click on a job from the List, you are taken to the Job Detail Page.
Header Section
At the top of the page, you will see:
- Site Name/Job ID
- Location
- Salary Range or Compensation
- Posted Date
On the right side of the header:
- Status Indicator (Draft / Active / Paused / Closed / Archived)
- Job Type Badge (Full-Time / Part-Time / Contract / Per Diem)
-
Three-dot (⋮) menu
- Edit
- Clone
- (Options depend on job status)
You can also edit the job directly from this page.
Tabs on Job Detail Page
The Job Detail page contains three tabs:
- Overview
- Candidates
- Activities
Overview Tab
This tab displays all job information entered during job creation.
Performance Summary
- Total Views
- Total Clicks
- Applications
- Shortlisted
Job Details Section
Displays:
- Location
- Job Type
- Posted Date
- Salary Range
- Discipline
- Status
Job Description
- Shows the description entered while creating the job
- Click View Full Description to expand
Benefits
- Displays benefits entered
Application Questions
- Shows custom questions added
Required Documents
- Resume/CV
- Cover Letter
- Portfolio/Certifications (if enabled)
AI Fit Distribution
The AI Fit Distribution section provides a visual breakdown of how well candidates match the job requirements.
- Candidates are categorised into:
- Top Match
- Strong Match
- Good Match
- The distribution is shown in a pie chart format, making it easy to understand the overall quality of applicants at a glance.
- This helps you quickly identify whether you are receiving high-quality candidates or if adjustments to the job may be needed.
Candidate Engagement & Conversion Funnel
This section helps you track the candidate journey from initial interaction to hiring.
You will see key metrics such as:
- Job Views – Number of times the job was viewed
- Job Clicks – Number of times users engaged with the job
- Applied – Number of candidates who applied
- Under Review – Candidates currently being evaluated
- Shortlisted – Candidates selected for the next stage
- Hired – Successfully hired candidates
A visual funnel representation showing how candidates move through each stage
Conversion rates (e.g., views to applied, applied to review, etc.) are displayed below
This helps you understand where candidates are dropping off and how effective your hiring pipeline is.
Jobs Managed in ATS (External System)
In some cases, jobs may be managed outside the platform (in an external ATS).
How to Identify ATS-Managed Jobs:
A banner appears at the top of the Overview page:
- “This job is managed in your ATS”
- Includes an “Open in ATS” button
What Changes for ATS-Managed Jobs:
When a job is managed in an external ATS:
- Candidate and application data are handled outside the platform
- Certain sections in the Overview will not display data
Unavailable or Empty Sections:
The following sections may appear blank or unavailable:
- AI Fit Distribution
- AI Insights
This is expected behaviour, as data is not synced into the platform for these jobs.
Candidates Tab
The Candidates tab allows you to view, filter, and manage all applicants associated with a job.
Accessing the Candidates Tab
- Navigate to Jobs
- Open a job
- Click on the Candidates tab
This opens the candidate management interface.
Understanding Candidate Stages
Candidates are organised into stages that represent their progress in the hiring process:
- Applied
- Under Review
- Shortlisted
- Hired
- Rejected
You can click on any stage to filter candidates accordingly and focus on specific groups.
Searching and Filtering Candidates
To efficiently locate candidates, use the available filters:
Search:
- Search by candidate name or email
- Enter at least 3 characters to view results
AI Match Filter:
Filter candidates based on AI-generated match levels:
- Top Match
- Strong Match
- Good Match
Applied On Filter:
Filter candidates based on when they applied:
- Last 7 days
- Last 30 days
- Last 60 days
- Custom date range
School Filter:
- Filter candidates based on their associated school
Reset Filters:
- Clears all applied filters and restores the default view
Understanding the Candidate Grid
The candidate grid provides a structured view of all applicants.
Columns Available:
- Candidate – Displays name and basic information
- Stage – Current hiring stage
- AI Match – AI-based match classification
- Applied On – Date of application
- Actions – Quick actions for managing candidates
Using the Actions Column:
Each candidate has quick actions available:
- View Details – Opens full application details
- Move to Next Stage (Move to Shortlisted) – Advances the candidate to the shortlisted stage
- Reject – Marks the candidate as rejected
These actions allow quick decision-making without opening the full profile.
Customising the Candidate Grid:
Click on Configure Column to customise how the grid appears.
You can:
- Reorder columns using the drag handle (six dots)
- Adjust column order using arrow icons
- Freeze columns to:
- None
- Left
- Right
- Show or hide columns using the visibility toggle
- Click Save to apply changes
This helps tailor the grid based on your workflow preferences.
Pagination Controls:
At the bottom of the grid:
- Select the number of rows per page
- Use navigation controls to move between pages
Viewing and Managing Candidate Application Details Page
Click on a candidate name or select View Details to open the full application.
Candidate Summary Section:
At the top of the application page, you can view:
- Candidate name and profile icon
- Discipline
- Location, email, and phone number
- Key skills
- Job applied for and application date
- Current hiring stage
Important: If the candidate is a past intern, a “Past Intern” indicator will be visible next to the candidate’s name
Updating Candidate Stage:
To move a candidate through the hiring pipeline:
- Click Update Stage
- Select the target stage
- (Optional) Add notes for context
- Click Update Stage to confirm
Important: Candidate stage movement is sequential; you can only move a candidate to the next stage and cannot jump directly from one stage to another non-adjacent stage.
Candidate Application Detail Tabs:
Profile Tab:
The Profile tab provides a comprehensive view of the candidate’s personal, academic, and professional details in a structured format.
Within this tab, you can review:
- Uploaded documents such as a resume and a cover letter
- Professional Summary and Area of Interest
- Skills and Language Proficiency
- Education details
- Clinical Experience
- Memberships
- Licensures
- Accomplishments
- Veteran Status
These sections are presented clearly to help you quickly assess the candidate’s qualifications, background, and overall fit for the role.
Application Tab:
The Application tab displays the candidate’s application history within the same site.
Here, you can view:
- All jobs the candidate has applied to on your site
- The status of each application (e.g., Applied, Under Review, Shortlisted)
- The application date and associated details
This helps you understand the candidate’s overall engagement and history with your site across multiple job opportunities.
Timeline Tab:
The Timeline tab provides a chronological view of key events related to the candidate’s application for the selected job.
This section includes:
- Application submitted – Indicates when the candidate applied for the job
- AI analysis completed – Shows when the AI evaluation of the candidate was completed
The timeline helps you track the progression of the candidate through the system, offering visibility into important milestones in the application journey.
Activities Tab
Displays job activity timeline, including:
- Job Created
- Job Published
- Status changes
- Other job-related actions
Shows a chronological history of updates and milestones.
Editing a Job
You can edit a job from:
- The Actions menu (⋮) in the Jobs List
- The three-dot menu on the Job Detail page
When you click Edit:
- You are redirected to the job creation form
- All previously entered fields become editable
- Make the required changes
- Click Save Changes
-
Updates are applied immediately
Cloning a Job
You can clone a job to quickly create a new posting using the same details.
To clone a job:
- Go to the Jobs List and click the Actions (⋮) menu, or
- Open the Job Detail page and click the three-dot (⋮) menu
- Select Clone
When you click Clone:
- A copy of the job is created
- All previously entered details are duplicated (title, description, compensation, discipline, benefits, questions, required documents, etc.)
- The cloned job opens in editable mode
Review and update the necessary fields, then click Save or Post Job to publish the new listing.
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