Medical school debt can feel insurmountable, but not when you have a plan to pay it down! Here’s how to strategically (and creatively) approach med school loan repayment..
March 30th is National Doctors’ Day!
This National Doctors’ Day, we want to say: we love our doctors and are incredibly grateful for them during this challenging time!
Physician Assistant Ranked Best Job in America, with Nurse Practitioner and Physician Close Behind
Find out why physician assistant, nurse practitioner, and physician topped U.S. News & World Report’s 100 Best Jobs for 2021.
Cross Country Locums Wins 2021 Best of Staffing – Client & Talent Diamond Awards
This annual award program provides prospective clients with an added layer of assurance as they vet staffing and recruiting agencies.
Why Nurse Practitioners Can Be Your Secret Weapon During the Third Surge
Nurse practitioners may prove a dauntless force in the effort to quell COVID. These providers bring an unmatched lineup of traits that make them particularly suited to the task.
Locums Retirement Planning
Locums physicians and APPs can enjoy retirement by taking action now. See how these locums retirement planning tips can deliver great rewards in the future.
Locum Tenens Housing: Home Is Where the Heart Is
What does home mean to you? A skilled locum tenens housing expert can help you find a home away from home while you’re on assignment. Learn about locum tenens housing options, special requests, and tips for settling in and enjoying your locums home.
How to Work Locums While Having a Private Practice
If you’re a physician who owns a private practice, consider working locums on the side. You’ll enjoy the financial safety net as well as the freedom and flexibility to focus on building your practice. Here’s how.
Locums Support Insights: Behavioral Health
As COVID exacerbates existing mental healthcare challenges, leaders can call in the reinforcements! Learn how locums psychiatrists & behavioral health professionals can help.
The Financial Impacts of COVID-19
The AHA estimates that, as a result of canceled hospital services due to the COVID-19 pandemic, U.S. nonfederal hospitals stand to lose approximately $161.4 billion in revenue over just four months.
