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A Newsletter Dedicated to Providing Innovative Staffing Solutions for Healthcare Leaders.
A Newsletter for Physicians, NPs, PAs, and CRNAs Interested in or Currently Practicing Locum Tenens.
As Medicus Healthcare Solutions reported last year, the Interstate Medical Licensure Compact (IMLC) Commission is accepting applications from qualified doctors who are interested in obtaining multistate licensure from participating states.
First celebrated in 2017, National Locum Tenens Week takes place annually during the second full week of August. Established and led by the National Association of Locum Tenens Organizations® (NALTO®), it provides those in the locum tenens staffing industry an annual platform for honoring the important role of temporary clinicians.
Although she always wanted to become a doctor, Dr. Thirkannad took a little bit longer to discover her true calling. In describing her love for surgery, she says, “I appreciate the definitive, evidence-based reality of surgery and how each technique directly influences patient outcomes. I enjoyed most surgical specialties in medical school. However, in my final year, I worked in pediatric surgery and decided that was the field for me. Now, I love working with children—they are, after all, our future.”
Whether you’re a clinician seeking locum tenens jobs or a hospital administrator searching for quality locum tenens staffing solutions, the trusted firm with which you partner should be a member of the National Association of Locum Tenens Organizations®, more commonly referred to as NALTO®.
If you have yet to accept a locum tenens job but think accepting different assignment locations sounds like a passport to professional growth, personal satisfaction, and new adventures, you’re right! Read on for five more reasons to consider this option.
As a healthcare leader, you’re often inundated with responsibilities to keep your organization afloat. Daily operations and financial responsibilities probably consume much of your time. It’s important, however, to consider more than the obvious duties at your facility. Strengthening the subtle ties that link your staff can create a significant impact. Fostering a culture of trust and respect between providers and non-clinicians strengthens relationships and positively influences patient interactions.
As Medicus Healthcare Solutions reported last year, the Interstate Medical Licensure Compact (IMLC) Commission is accepting applications from qualified doctors who are interested in obtaining multistate licensure from participating states.
First celebrated in 2017, National Locum Tenens Week takes place annually during the second full week of August. Established and led by the National Association of Locum Tenens Organizations® (NALTO®), it provides those in the locum tenens staffing industry an annual platform for honoring the important role of temporary clinicians.
Although she always wanted to become a doctor, Dr. Thirkannad took a little bit longer to discover her true calling. In describing her love for surgery, she says, “I appreciate the definitive, evidence-based reality of surgery and how each technique directly influences patient outcomes. I enjoyed most surgical specialties in medical school. However, in my final year, I worked in pediatric surgery and decided that was the field for me. Now, I love working with children—they are, after all, our future.”
Whether you’re a clinician seeking locum tenens jobs or a hospital administrator searching for quality locum tenens staffing solutions, the trusted firm with which you partner should be a member of the National Association of Locum Tenens Organizations®, more commonly referred to as NALTO®.
If you have yet to accept a locum tenens job but think accepting different assignment locations sounds like a passport to professional growth, personal satisfaction, and new adventures, you’re right! Read on for five more reasons to consider this option.
As a healthcare leader, you’re often inundated with responsibilities to keep your organization afloat. Daily operations and financial responsibilities probably consume much of your time. It’s important, however, to consider more than the obvious duties at your facility. Strengthening the subtle ties that link your staff can create a significant impact. Fostering a culture of trust and respect between providers and non-clinicians strengthens relationships and positively influences patient interactions.
Locum tenens could be your next move, especially if you enjoy traveling or are currently exploring medical practice alternatives. Enjoy the freedom of choosing new locations, setting your schedule, and dictating your assignment length.
As a healthcare leader, you’re responsible for managing business practices, such as conducting budget and compensation assessments, overseeing policy development, and implementing marketing strategies. Additionally, you monitor your facility’s clinical operations, ranging from hiring and scheduling staff members to coordinating locum tenens staffing services.
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