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The one-hour Zoom webinar will feature Andrew D. Schwartz, a certified public accountant (CPA) and an expert on tax preparation for healthcare professionals from Schwartz & Schwartz, P.C., who will focus on what 1099 locum tenens contractors need to know heading into tax season.

Nine out of 10 locum tenens doctors with an opinion on the topic said they were happy in their current position. In contrast, only about two-thirds (65%) of permanent doctors with an opinion said they were happy in their current role.

“Since Barton Associates began over 20 years ago, we’ve consistently proven that locum tenens is a sustainable solution for facilities undergoing staffing challenges,” said Lina Gallotto.

Gupta, a primary care physician living in Danville, California, demonstrated a clear passion for providing quality healthcare services to patients as a locum tenens provider.

Sir William Osler (1849-1919) is known as the father of modern medicine for revolutionizing the way in which medical education was taught during his tenure at Johns Hopkins School of Medicine. Osler played a central role in establishing the internship and residency system, and also instituted the method of training […]

If you’re an active nurse practitioner (NP) or considering nurse practitioner jobs, it’s helpful to have informed salary expectations. So, how much revenue does the average NP generate. The answer is surprisingly complex, because of the number of variables that impact a nurse practitioner’s earnings potential. In this article, we’ll break down […]

The IMLC is an agreement among U.S. states to work together to streamline the licensing process for physicians who want to practice in multiple states.

After over 30 years as a permanent primary care provider, Dr. Stephen K. from San Francisco, California, has recently completed his first locum tenens assignment across the country, in Vermont. After selling his CA practice in 2017, Knox worked in another primary care facility for about three years, and then […]

If you’re a physician or physician assistant, an AMA profile is essential for practicing in certain states. And if you work locum tenens physician jobs, an AMA physician profile is especially in expanding your freedom to work an assignment in any state with one less logistical requirement standing in your way. Here’s an overview of […]

Healthcare providers including physicians, nurse practitioners, and physician assistants are susceptible to professional burnout. Unfortunately, many healthcare organizations invest few resources into preventing or treating burnout, and many administrators and executives lack fundamental education on this topic. This article will investigate the concept of burnout, discuss the scope of the […]