Hayes Locums Blog

In times of change and uncertainty, locums can serve as a bridge to get you through the transition––like Physician Assistant Sheila Weis.

Locum tenens can be a great way for military physicians to expand their clinical expertise, earn extra income, and make connections in civilian medicine. 

One of the benefits of locum tenens is that it gives physicians the freedom to try different practices as they figure out what they want their careers to look like––like Dr. Jane Benson, who found a new career path through locums.

Private practice can be an attractive option for physicians who want more control over their schedules, but it’s not the only option: locum tenens gives you the flexibility to cultivate other areas of your life.

Dr. James Scardo thought he was done with medicine when he retired. But while he didn’t miss the 100-hour work week, he did miss patient care. Locums tenens was there to fill the gap. 

Recent studies show that more and more physicians are willing to consider rural practices: and they’ve never been more necessary.

We pride ourselves on the relationships between our consultants and the physicians they serve.

Providers are required to be resilient and ready to do whatever it takes, and nowadays, it rings truer than ever for Salil Shah, MD.

During his time as a locum tenens physician, Sven Hida, MD spearheaded complicated procedures for patients whose lives were forever changed.

To show how fulfilling and meaningful locums work can be, we recently reached out to real providers to hear their locum tenens story.