Does a schedule of working fewer hours in the summer and longer hours in the fall appeal to you? Maybe you simply want the freedom to choose your own schedule? As a full-time physician, you may feel locked into a grueling schedule that provides limited flexibility.
Have you considered locum tenens jobs, but thought your or retirement status would make it difficult? Well, you’d be surprised to learn there are many appealing benefits of locum tenens work for retired or semi-retired healthcare professionals.
Are you looking to get into a locum tenens work, but unsure where to start? Utilizing the services of a trusted locum tenens staffing agency can be instrumental as you navigate locum tenens jobs and determine what options are best suited for you both personally and professionally.
There’s no doubt that working as a locum tenens provider can be a much different experience than working as a full-time member of a healthcare team.
Boca Raton, Fla. (August 9, 2021) – MPLT Healthcare is honoring locum tenens providers and joining healthcare staffing agencies from across the industry in recognition of National Locum Tenens Week, August 9-13.
Have you heard conflicting opinions about locum tenens careers, leaving you hesitant to consider locum tenens work for yourself? While there are benefits and drawbacks to any career choice, the locum tenens field has earned a reputation for providing physicians with life-changing experiences for a good reason.
As healthcare facilities across the U.S. struggle to handle surges in patient caseloads, adequate staffing has become a major concern on many levels – especially as the COVID-19 pandemic has presented new and greater =staffing challenges.
Whether you are just starting out as a physician or advanced practice clinician, closing in on retirement, or somewhere in between, there is a way to make locum tenens work for your career.
It’s a new year, but if your healthcare job is putting you in a constant state of stress, you may not be feeling very refreshed and motivated.