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...
It’s a fact that healthcare credentialing is a necessary procedure for all practitioners, nurses, medical assistants and therapists. As a rule of thumb, everyone involved in working with patients must undergo the process of validating their credentials. Without proper credentialing processes in place, healthcare organizations risk committing...
Credentialing is the critical first step in putting a healthcare provider to work in a facility. It’s the process through which the qualifications of medical professionals are verified so that employers can be assured the healthcare provider is who they say they are and has...