At Hayes Locums, we view ourselves as more than just recruiters. We are a fully-functioning support system for the providers we serve: finding assignments where they can thrive, and supporting them throughout the process.
At Hayes Locums, we are lucky to partner with so many outstanding female physicians in delivering quality patient care. Today, in honor of National Women Physicians Day, we’re celebrating them by sharing their stories.
We interviewed Dr. Fenwa Milhouse about her path to becoming a urologist, why she feels so passionately about the importance of representation in urology and medicine as a whole, and the benefits of locum tenens to her urology practice.
As healthcare facilities confront ongoing staffing shortages, compensation for advanced practice providers like PAs is growing. Compensation has increased by almost 5% since last year, according to recent reports.
We sat down with Nikki to talk about her work as a nurse anesthetist, and how shifting from full-time hospital work to CRNA travel jobs allowed her the flexibility to live out her dreams.
Our commitment to providing truly quality service is what’s made our locum tenens agency one of the largest and fastest growing locums agencies in the country: because when you treat people well, they keep coming back.
What physicians look for in a position continues to evolve as healthcare recruitment departments navigate increasing healthcare worker shortages. To better understand these trends, Hayes Locums sponsored a survey in partnership with AAPPR: The Hallmarks of a Successful Recruitment Department Survey Report.
Physicians who have been patients themselves often become more empathetic: like locums oncologist Dr. Taylor Barnett, who survived cancer, and now uses his experience to help his patients navigate their own cancer journeys.
We know you work hard while you’re out on assignment. That’s why we make the locum tenens process as easy as possible when it comes to payment: so you can focus on providing care, instead of filling out more paperwork.
