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At Barton Associates, we place locum tenens physicians, dentists, NPs, and PAs in all 50 states. Whether you are a seasoned provider or just getting into the locum tenens market, Barton Associates has the experience and the resources to find you the perfect opportunity and get you to that assignment quickly and efficiently.
Barton Associates is a leading national healthcare staffing company. We recruit physicians, dentists, physician assistants, and nurse practitioners in a wide variety of specialties, and can quickly place them in locum tenens assignments at hospitals, practices, and organizations nationwide.
Barton Associates is a leading national locum tenens agency for physicians, nurse practitioners, dentists, and physician assistants. We have the experience, resources, and scale needed to efficiently match talented healthcare providers with great hospitals, medical practices, and companies across the country in a wide variety of practice settings.
Eight states are currently participating the new Interstate Medical Licensure Compact (IMLC), with another 10 on the horizon. This means getting simultaneously licensed in these states is now quick and easy, and Barton Associates’ licensing and credentialing team is here and ready to help with every step of the process. Currently, there are eight participating states. Below is a list of the current participating Compact Member States: AlabamaIdahoIowaKansasMississippiWest VirginiaWisconsinWyoming These 1...
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Chances are, your organization has already felt the pinch of the ongoing physician shortage. And if it hasn’t, it will. As demand for healthcare services increases across the United States, hospitals and other facilities will find it even more difficult to attract and retain quality physicians. This will negatively affect care quality and patient satisfaction, work-life balance for staff physicians, and your bottom line. For a deeper look into the...
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When HIPAA was signed into law in August 1996, its goals were twofold: to streamline healthcare delivery and to increase the number of Americans with health insurance coverage. The HIPAA privacy rule was enacted in response to issues concerning the electronic transmission of patient health information, which was growing along with the internet in the 1990s. In today’s cybersecurity climate, it’s vital that you’re well-versed in HIPAA compliance. HIPAA...
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Holograms, virtual reality, 3-D printing, and other augmented reality technologies are happening now. How can the healthcare industry use them? Check out these latest innovations in healthcare tech, as noted by expert Dr. Melissa DeCapua, DNP. ...
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Despite the progress in direct-to-consumer apps and wearables, the digital health revolution as it applies to the practice and delivery of medicine is only in its infancy. Learn how to get involved with this advice from Medstro's Dr. Jennifer Joe....
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When comparing the 50 states and D.C., some places offer better practice regulations and more autonomy for NPs and PAs than others. Let’s take a look....
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