We work with thousands of hospitals, medical practices, and organizations across the U.S. that need talented NPs for short- and long-term engagements.
As an NP Locum With Barton Associates
With the United States facing a physician shortage that's expected to grow to more than 130,000 by 2025, hospitals, practices, and companies are turning to NPs to manage their patient populations. So much so that the Bureau of Labor and Statistics predicts employment of NPs will grow 31 percent from 2012 to 2022, much faster than the average for all occupations. It is a great time to take advantage of the freedom, flexibility, and unmatched earning potential that comes with locum tenens job opportunities through Barton.
Barton Associates began placing travel nurse practitioners in locum tenens assignments long before our competition, which means we have the experience and expertise to navigate any licensing and credentialing concerns that may arise. Our locum tenens licensing and credentialing services are among the best in the industry, and our goal is to make the entire process as easy as possible. All you have to worry about is treating your patients!
A multi-specialty clinic in Massachusetts is looking for a psychiatric nurse practitioner to provide locum tenens coverage for approximately six months, beginning in March 2020, with a possibility for extension for the future. Typically, the provider can expect to see adult patients while rounding, ... View This Job
A clinic in Washington state is looking for a pediatric nurse practitioner to provide locum tenens coverage for eight days in late December. During the assignment, the provider can expect to see a high volume of patients during walk-ins, sick-visits, physicals, and medication management. The provide... View This Job
Nurse Practitioner-Family Practice
A clinic in Washington state is looking for a family practice nurse practitioner to provide locum tenens coverage for approximately four months, beginning in early January 2020. Typically, the provider can expect to see patients of all ages for primary care cases, including chronic and acute care an... View This Job
A mental health facility in Washington state is looking for a psychiatric nurse practitioner to provide locum tenens coverage for the rest of December. During the assignment, the provider can expect to see adult patients who are chronically mentally ill, including bipolar disorder, psychosis, and sc... View This Job
A home health service in Oregon is looking for a psychiatric nurse practitioner to provide locum tenens coverage for two days in late December. During the assignment, the provider can expect to see adults in an inpatient setting. The provider will work five hours on site and three hours on call. Thi... View This Job
Nurse Practitioner-Family Practice
A clinic in California is looking for a family practice nurse practitioner to provide locum tenens coverage for ten days in December, with the possibility to be extended. During the assignment, the provider can expect to see patients of all ages for mostly sick and well visits. The provider will wor... View This Job
Working with Barton means our team coordinates your job search from start to finish.
We’ll schedule a phone consultation with a Barton Associates team member to discuss your interests, goals, and work history in order to get a sense of what you’re looking for in your next job.
Your Barton team will then go to work, compiling a list of open jobs in our extensive network that match your interests and skill set.
Once you’ve had a chance to evaluate your list of opportunities, your Barton rep will submit your information to the hiring managers of the travel nurse practitioner jobs that interest you.
If there’s a match, we’ll work with the hiring manager to finalize your employment agreement.
Don’t worry! Barton Associates will handle any licensing, credentialing, or travel-related issues before you arrive.
Your Barton rep will also work with your new facility to ensure you’re set up and ready to go on day one.