locum tenens

The landscape of healthcare in the United States is rapidly evolving, driven by a growing aging population and an increasing prevalence of chronic health conditions. In the face of these challenges, healthcare facilities are under immense pressure to meet the rising demand for medical services. However,...

National Locum Tenens Week is a week-long event dedicated to recognizing and celebrating the contributions of locum tenens healthcare professionals throughout the United States. During National Locum Tenens Week, Annashae would like to put the spotlight on the numerous locum tenens physicians we work with who...

If you’re a locums physician planning to work in more than one state, you’ll need a license for each location you work in – and states have different requirements. For example, state medical boards will vary in their efficiency and specific processes. In many states, the...

As a locum tenens provider, one of the most important parts of any job search comes when an offer is made and it’s time to negotiate the locum tenens contract. Once you receive an offer, you may be tempted to accept it, sign it, and go...

As a practicing locum tenens physician, life on the road comes with many benefits. But before you head out on an assignment, there are some important things to consider. Things that will enhance your experience, help to maximize your paycheck, and save money while on assignment. The...

There are many misconceptions about becoming a locum tenens professional. While any physician, RN, NP, or healthcare worker should be careful about the career choices they make, going the locum tenens route can be a very positive move. Locum positions are currently in high demand around the...

Before heading on a locum tenens assignment, there are some important things a physician needs to consider. Things that will not only enhance the experience – but potentially keep you financially sound during your contract. The following list will help you enjoy your assignment while helping...

Being a locum tenens physician is an exciting adventure – both professionally and on a personal level. While the pay, perks and other benefits factor into why a travel gig can be a great fit, part of the fun is figuring out where you want your...

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...