Being a locum tenens physician, PA or NP comes with a wide variety of perks, including the potential for high pay, better work/life balance, career flexibility and exploring new locations. But do locum tenens providers need to be credentialed? The answer is yes. State and federal laws...
What makes one state a better choice than another for Nurse Practitioners? Factors such as salary, job outlook, potential employment opportunities, and the extent to which an NP can practice independently are important factors for nurse practitioners. Here are 10 of the highest-rated states for NPS to...
It’s been a long road, but you’re about to enter the world of medicine as a practicing physician. For most residents, it’s a time for excitement – and also uncertainty. The best time to start planning for your future medical career is now. This blog outlines 8...
February is here, which means income tax filing season is underway. To help physicians get their financial ducks in a row, we’ve provided some key items to keep in mind prior to filing your federal income tax returns to ensure accuracy and compliance: Self-Employed Retirement Plan...