Whether you’re a first-time or seasoned locum tenens provider, you may have trouble figuring out what to pack before you embark on your assignment.
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What to Pack on a Locum Tenens Assignment
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2025 Radiologist Job Outlook
While radiologist employment is expected to increase over the next few years, demand for these specialized physicians is also booming, leading to potential gaps in patient access to care.
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Honoring Nurse Practitioners: The Promising Outlook for NP Jobs
Nurse Practitioners make invaluable contributions to healthcare and society, with endless growth and opportunity in the role.
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Dr. Loretta Ford: Nurse Practitioner Pioneer
In 1965 Dr. Loretta Ford started the nation’s first nurse practitioner program at the University of Colorado.
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Breast Cancer Awareness Month: How Radiologists Make a Difference
While we’re nearing the end of Breast Cancer Awareness Month, it’s important to talk about this issue year-round.
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Celebrating National Physician Assistant Week: Job Growth & PA Compact News
For nearly 60 years, physician assistants (PAs) have been vital to the U.S. healthcare system. Specialty options, strong job growth, the PA licensure compact, and locum tenens positions all contribute to the abundant opportunities available in the PA profession.
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Planning for the Tripledemic: 3 Preparations Hospital Emergency Rooms Must Make Before the Holiday Rush
The holiday rush is nothing new for hospital emergency rooms—and as winter quickly approaches, many of these critical medical facilities are proactively planning to sidestep the chaos that an influx in patient volume can bring. But hospital emergency departments don’t just have colds and flu to worry about this season: a looming “tripledemic” of influenza, […]
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Best States to Work as a Hospitalist
Nationwide there is a shortage of physicians in hospitals. Here’s our guide for which states are the best for hospitalists to work in.
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How the Interstate Medical Licensure Compact (IMLC) Works
The Interstate Medical Licensure Compact (IMLC) makes it easier to get a physician’s license in another state. Find out how it can benefit you.
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Best States to Work as a CRNA
CRNAs are a type of nurse specializing in anesthesiology. Here’s our guide on which states are the best to work in as a CRNA.
