Hayes Locums Blog

Here are ways we’re seeing the great resignation play out among healthcare workers and facilities, and how locum tenens can help.

The number of people in the US vaccinated against COVID-19 is gradually rising, and public confidence in the safety of healthcare facilities is returning.

The US Department of Health and Human Services (HHS) is making $25 billion in new funding available for health care providers affected by the COVID-19 pandemic.

Hayes Locums along with the Association for Advancing Physician and Provider Recruitment (AAPPR) recently conducted their Physician Recruitment COVID-19 Impact & Implementation Survey #2.

Providers from all specialties and backgrounds were thrust to the frontlines to deal with the devastating reality of COVID-19 and everything left in its wake.

Since the Coronavirus impacted the US, congressional lawmakers have passed rescue legislation in four different parts.

Hayes Locums is working to keep you informed on critical matters related to COVID-19, and will continue to provide ongoing updates on provider and locums topics.

As the medical community works to regain its balance, private practice providers are faced with what could best be described as career- and life-altering decisions about what to do next.

Nearly 17 million people in the US are living with cancer, and the virus surge has been especially harsh for those in need of treatments, procedures and related surgeries. 

In recent weeks hospitals have been boosted by elective surgeries returning and patient confidence shifting in a more positive direction.