Our national emergency continues as the spread of the novel Coronavirus COVID-19 challenges the country’s healthcare community.

On this National Doctors’ Day, we want to say thank you to the medical community for its noble dedication to patient care and saving lives. We are facing the national emergency of COVID-19 head on, and It is unlike any other health crisis we’ve seen in this country.

The Coronavirus COVID-19 situation is requiring that we partner together to maintain and fulfill staffing needs at hospitals and healthcare systems nationwide.

As the number of confirmed COVID-19 cases continues to grow nationwide, we want to keep you updated and provide you with resources that you can turn to for reference.

We are in this together. We are here to help during this unprecedented time in our country’s history. And while there are daily changes disrupting all our lives, despite the uncertainty, we will get through this together.

The Trump Administration announced that it is postponing the October 1st Federal REAL ID deadline due to the COVID-19 crisis.

This is the first in a series of Locums Profiles. Sven Hida, MD has spent a significant part of his medical career working in a locums capacity. His experience as a locums provider validates how critical the role is to patient care.

It’s been a long road, but you made it. The years of study and concentrated work have paid off. Congratulations! You have successfully reached the last hurdle that allows you to move on to the next chapter of your medical career.

We have teams dedicated to help you get credentialed with Hayes Locums and with each hospital or health system. In addition, we can help you obtain state licenses, if necessary.

We hear from a lot of healthcare providers who are considering a career in locum tenens, but I have learned that there’s no better reference than other medical professionals who have already chosen locums.