Maine | Locum Tenens Travel Lifestyle

When you work with Barton Associates as a locum tenens healthcare professional, you have the opportunity to go anywhere in the country. Maine is just one of fifty states you could live and work in as a locum tenens travel healthcare professional. With so many locum tenens travel options available it can be hard to decide where to go first.

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What You Need to Know About Maine as a Locum Tenens Healthcare Professional

Barton Associates locum tenens recruiters and staffing specialists are here to help you learn about the locum tenens travel lifestyle in Maine.

We’ve compiled information from TripAdvisor, state government pages, and personal recommendations from our staff to help you make the right choice and have the best experience.

Locum Tenens Jobs in Maine

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Right ArrowCRNA - ME

 Barton Associates is seeking a Certified Registered Nurse Anesthetist (CRNA) for a locum tenens position at a hospital in Maine. This 16-day assignment begins on 08/04/2025, with a Monday to Thursday schedule from 7:00 AM to 4:00 PM. The role involves providing anesthesia care for a variety of ambulatory procedures,... View This Job

Right ArrowPhysician - Anesthesiologist

We are seeking an Anesthesiologist for a 36-week locum tenens assignment in Maine. This role, starting on Sep 30, 2025, involves full-time hours, Monday-Friday from 7:00 AM to 4:00 PM, with rotating weekday call from 4:00 PM to 7:00 AM and 24-hour weekend call. This position requires board certification in... View This Job

Right ArrowPhysician - Family Practice

We are seeking a Family Practice Physician for a 120-day locum tenens assignment in Maine, starting on Aug 18, 2025. The schedule consists of varying day shifts from Monday through Friday. This role requires proficiency in all aspects of family medicine, including a wide range of procedures, and offers the... View This Job

Right ArrowNurse Practitioner - Family Practice

We are currently seeking a skilled Family Nurse Practitioner for a 120-day locum tenens assignment in Maine, beginning on Aug 18, 2025. This role features a structured workweek from Monday to Friday with varying daily shifts and requires a professional experienced in a broad range of family practice procedures. Ideal... View This Job

Right ArrowCRNA - ME

 Wellhart is seeking a skilled Certified Registered Nurse Anesthetist (CRNA) for a long-term locum tenens position at a hospital in Maine. This assignment begins on 09/02/2025, with an initial commitment of 32 days and potential for extension into 2026. The work schedule for 2025 includes Monday to Thursday 10-hour shifts... View This Job

Right ArrowCRNA - ME

We are seeking a Certified Registered Nurse Anesthetist for an 8-day locum tenens assignment in Maine, specializing in Anesthesiology. This position begins on Aug 4, 2025, and involves covering ambulatory procedures scheduled from Monday to Thursday, with daily shifts from 7 AM to 5 PM.Job DetailsLocation: MaineStart Date: Aug 4,... View This Job

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MAINE BY THE NUMBERS

There’s a reason why the state of Maine is nicknamed “Vacationland.” Maine has 3,487 miles of coastline- more than the state of California! In the summer months, the average temperature comes out to just 70 degrees Fahrenheit, making for a cool and comfortable season. Ready to explore the great state yourself? Here are some facts and suggestions to get you started:

  • 6,000 lakes and ponds

  • 24 wineries

  • 67 lighthouses

  • 3,166 islands

  • 542,629 acres of parks

  • 40 million pounds of lobster… per year!

Become One With Nature in Maine

ACADIA NATIONAL PARK

Since its opening in 1916, Acadia has become one of the most popular national parks in the country. Over 2 million people visit each year to experience the woodlands, beaches, and mountains. This park has something for everyone, but if you don’t know where to start, we suggest a drive up Cadillac Mountain and a swim at Sand Beach.

WILDLIFE WATCHING

With it’s massive Atlantic coastline, it’s no surprise that Maine is a popular spot for whale watches! And seal watches. And puffin watches. And moose. Take your pick of animals, really- there’s probably a tour available. Whether you join a boat or bus tour, wildlife excursions are a great way to see the creatures that call Maine home.

COASTAL MAINE BOTANICAL GARDENS

In Maine, the wilderness is your playground- but maybe you’re looking for something more tame. In that case, the botanical gardens might be more your speed. Wander 300 acres of green space, including gardens dedicated to mediation, the five senses, and edible plants. And don’t forget the butterfly house!

Sample Maine Cuisine

JORDAN POND HOUSE

This scenic restaurant has been a Maine favorite since 1893. Located within Acadia National Park, guests lunch and lounge on an expansive green lawn. They’re known for their famously fluffy popovers, so make a reservation for tea time to enjoy the sunshine and scenery.

BREWERIES

If you like craft beer, Portland is the place to be. But if you REALLY like craft beer, head west of I-95. Industrial Way in Riverton is heaven for beer lovers, with half a dozen breweries all within steps of each other. The most notable of the bunch are arguably Allagash, Austin Street Brewery, and Foundation Brewing Company. Try a tasting or a tour and see why Maine is one of America’s favorite places to get a cold one.

YOUNG’S LOBSTER POUND

We can’t talk about Maine without bringing up lobster! Stand anywhere in the state and throw a rock, and you’ll probably hit a restaurant serving this iconic crustacean. If you want the best of the best, we recommend trying Young’s Lobster Pound in Belfast. This classic New England seafood shack consistently gets rave reviews for every item on their menu, especially the lobster.

Can’t Get It Anywhere Else But Maine

WALK (AND DRINK) THE WIGGLY BRIDGE

It may sound scary, but it’s actually rather adorable. The World’s Tiniest Suspension Bridge, nicknamed the Wiggly Bridge, is located just off of state route 103 in York. Take a quick jaunt across, and while you’re in the area, you may as well stop by the Wiggly Bridge Distillery Barn. Tastings and tours are available Monday through Friday.

EAT AT THE LOST KITCHEN

To eat at The Lost Kitchen, you’ll have to find it first (and get a reservation). What started in 2010 as an apartment supper club is now a critically acclaimed 40-seat restaurant. If you can secure a seat, the backroad journey to find it is worth it.

STAND AT THE EDGE OF THE COUNTRY

West Quoddy Head is the easternmost point of the contiguous United States. Or see the first sunrise in the United States from the top of Mount Cadillac. Or do both!

What Else Can I See in Maine?

Maine’s sprawling beaches offer beautiful landscape views for miles

Maine is a great place to be because it provides easy access to the rest of New England. With New Hampshire to the west and Massachusetts to the south, great locations are just a drive away. For city life, try Boston or Montreal. If you’re seeking smaller towns, our staff recommend North Conway, New Hampshire and Burlington, Vermont.

There’s even more to see and do in Maine, but we couldn’t possibly include it all. If you’re ready to see it for yourself, check out our locum tenens jobs in Maine!

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