Hayes Locums Blog

With the US facing a shortage of up to 139,900 physicians by 2033, locum tenens has never been more critical, both for specialists and primary care providers.

Providers from all specialties and backgrounds were thrust to the frontlines to deal with the devastating reality of COVID-19 and everything left in its wake.

Given the challenges we’ve faced over the last year, it’s more important than ever to recognize physicians for their hard work and dedication to the communities they serve.

To break down this topic and make sure you’re filing your taxes correctly, we’re sharing 4 tax tips for locum tenens physicians and advanced practice providers.

Our Licensing Team at Hayes Locums can assist you with applying for and renewing medical licenses.

Hayes Locums has ranked #6 on Staffing Industry Analysts (SIA) 2020 List of Largest Locum Tenens Staffing Firms in the US and #20 on the SIA list of Largest Healthcare Staffing Firms in the US.

Each facility where you are placed on assignment will have their own set of paperwork and credentialing requirements.

Hayes Locums has ranked #7 on Staffing Industry Analyst’s (SIA) 2020 List of Fastest-Growing US Staffing Firms.

The first step in the locums process is getting credentialed with Hayes Locums, and we are here to guide you every step of the way.

Providers are required to be resilient and ready to do whatever it takes, and nowadays, it rings truer than ever for Salil Shah, MD.