Hayes Locums Blog

Locum tenens involves a lot of paperwork, especially when it comes to obtaining state licenses and hospital privileges. But Hayes Locums is here to help lighten the load.

In times of change and uncertainty, locums can serve as a bridge to get you through the transition––like Physician Assistant Sheila Weis.

Hayes Locums ranked #51 in the Staffing Industry Analysts (SIA) 2022 List of Largest U.S. Healthcare Staffing Firms.

Locum tenens can be a great way for military physicians to expand their clinical expertise, earn extra income, and make connections in civilian medicine. 

At Hayes Locums, we don’t rely on an algorithm to find you the perfect match. Our team relies on both their knowledge of your unique situation and their longstanding relationships with facilities to find just the locums job for you. Our goal isn’t just to find you a position that you’re qualified for; it’s to find you a position where you can thrive.

Hospitals have begun to bounce back from peak-pandemic hospitalization levels, but surgical backlogs have not seen the same recovery. Here’s how locum tenens help.

According to a recent Medscape report, physician salaries went up across the board this year. But what does this mean for locum tenens  physicians?

One of the benefits of locum tenens is that it gives physicians the freedom to try different practices as they figure out what they want their careers to look like––like Dr. Jane Benson, who found a new career path through locums.

Our locum tenens credentialing process is designed to help us gain a deep understanding of each locums provider’s skills and experience, so we are fully prepared to match you with the best possible locum tenens position.

We view the consultants at our locum tenens agency as more than just recruiters. Instead, they are fully-functioning support systems for the physicians they serve.