Since Khanna won Barton’s Locum Hero award in 2021, she said she’s been doing “great,” working a flexible day job at her 10 private worker’s compensation practices across southern California.
Recent Posts
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Checking In with 2021 Locum Hero Dr. Prerna Mona Khanna
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8 College Clubs to Add to Your Resume
Colleges offer hundreds of clubs to join, but which ones are the most impressive to employers? Here’s our list of clubs to consider joining.
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Paying Down Student Debt as a Locum Tenens Provider
It’s important to consider how you want to pay off your student debt. Read on to learn about budgeting, options during residency, and plans to pay off debt.
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What Comes After Residency? 3 Tips for Getting a Locum Tenens Job
There’s a light at the end of the tunnel—after years of schooling and working grueling hours in a healthcare facility as a resident, you’re finally almost ready to start your career as a physician. But what comes after residency?
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5 Tips for Networking at Your Job
Looking to expand your social circles and open up new career opportunities? Here are five helpful tips for networking at your job.
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Medical Moonlighting: Make More Money by Going Locum Tenens
Healthcare professionals looking to make more money outside their permanent position can do so as a locum tenens provider.
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Barton Associates Breaks Into the Top 100 Largest U.S. Staffing Firms
Barton Associates rises 21 spots on SIA list to No. 96, showcasing rapid growth.
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Why Choose Barton Associates for Locum Tenens Staffing over Managed Service Providers (MSPs)?
What’s the difference between Barton Associates and MSPs? Here’s the pros of working with us and what separates us from the competition.
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From the Field to the Phones: How Athletics Translates to the Game of Sales
At Barton, we value many of the characteristics that student-athletes and competitive people possess.
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Eliminating Dental Deserts and Expanding Dental Services with Locum Tenens Dentists
Dentists are not distributed equally across the country. In fact, according to the U.S. Health Resources & Services Administration (HRSA), around 58 million Americans live in areas designated as a dental health professional shortage area (HPSA).
