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Locum tenens is a great way to advance your career, and our blog is a great resource to follow along the way.
Finding work/life balance can prove elusive, but locums—and our blog—pave the way to do just that.
Read on for valuable content about how locums can supplement your income, or even become a full-time career.
The origin of Dr. Bryan Smith’s locum tenens career was one that began, he says, out of desperation. He found the credentialing process for his new permanent job was taking a long time, so he decided to take an assignment in Bellingham, Washington, to secure some income while waiting. He...
People usually become physicians out of a desire to help others or for a love of the science behind medicine. But when it comes time for retirement planning, investing or other financial planning physicians aren’t always the most prepared. With the potential for high pay and even...
As a six year old, Dr. Yuan Xing began her pursuit of dance, unknowingly setting the stage for an unexpected life trajectory. Most of us who take dance classes as kids, however, don’t end up becoming a dance instructor – and even fewer become neurologists specializing in movement...
The invaluable contribution of the over 40,000 locum tenens who work annually in the U.S. is felt by their patients, the facilities in which they work, and...
Executive Summary In an effort to better understand how physicians feel about their jobs, including their workload and communication with patients and the...
National Locum Tenens Week honors the physicians who step in all over the country – from rural locations, to big-city hospitals and clinics – to care for...
Dr. Tuan Vo has his priorities: his job, travel – and nice climates. “I want to be someplace with nice weather at the time of my assignment, so I’ll choose a...
Mom of three. “First lady” of a megachurch. Head of a medical clinic in Haiti. Orthopedic surgeon. Author. Instagrammer. Dr. Sonya Sloan does it all. Having...
Growing up a minority in Utah, Dr. Carlos Garcia was steadfast in his desire to pursue a career in the “hardest damn thing to get into” cardiothoracic surgery...
Living on a sailboat while still practicing medicine didn’t seem like a realistic goal, but then Dr. Robin Mangione was introduced to locum tenens. It not only...