The consistent growth in demand for locum tenens providers is creating new trends in temporary staffing industry. 

The consistent growth in demand for locum tenens providers is creating new trends in temporary staffing industry. 

The consistent growth in demand for locum tenens providers is creating new trends in temporary staffing industry. 

The consistent growth in demand for locum tenens providers is creating new trends in temporary staffing industry. 

The consistent growth in demand for locum tenens providers is creating new trends in temporary staffing industry. 

The consistent growth in demand for locum tenens providers is creating new trends in temporary staffing industry. 

The consistent growth in demand for locum tenens providers is creating new trends in temporary staffing industry. 

The consistent growth in demand for locum tenens providers is creating new trends in temporary staffing industry. 

The consistent growth in demand for locum tenens providers is creating new trends in temporary staffing industry. 

A locum-to-permanent position allows physicians and providers to take a ‘test drive’ of the job before committing. Here are four reasons why this can prevent physician burnout 

Five reasons why new physician grads are choosing to work locum tenens...

Whether you are a newly minted physician or a veteran, locum tenens positions may be the ideal career opportunity for you. 

Politics aside, there is a simple truth that we can all agree on: there are limited resources. The debate on whether or not health care for illegal immigrants is too costly continues.

There has been a thunderous response to the new partnership announced by Amazon, Berkshire Hathaway and JPMorgan Chase, but is this response deserved?

The transition from a Fee For Service (FFS) healthcare payment system to a Value-Based System (VBS) has been gathering steam for years as more payers incorporate reimbursement protocols based on patient outcomes.

In February 2018, an attempt to add an amendment to the Oregon Constitution to declare health care as a basic human right, came to an abrupt halt. 

A temporary (locum tenens) doctor lacks long-term status, has fewer ties to the community, and has limited time to form relationships. Does this mean that they are less qualified?

To really understand the issue of medical liability tort reform, one must look a little deeper into the structure of American health care.