Hayes Locums Blog

At Hayes Locums, we have the privilege of working with many veteran and military physicians. This Veterans Day, we want to thank them for all they have sacrificed for our country and our freedom, and celebrate their unwavering dedication.  Here’s what we’ve learned from these incredible military physicians, and a few of the many ways […]

Anthony Riffel’s journey as a physician assistant is a testament to how adaptability and dedication can shape a meaningful career. From his time as an army medic to his specialization in cardiothoracic surgery, Anthony has consistently embraced opportunities that align with both his expertise and his desire to make an impact. By integrating locum tenens […]

At Hayes Locums, we honor the remarkable women who have shaped the landscape of medicine, breaking through barriers and making a profound impact on patient care.  We asked some of the inspiring women in our provider community to share their experiences—the challenges they’ve faced, the mentors who’ve guided them, and the achievements they’re most proud […]

Working as a locums ENT can be particularly rewarding because you’re helping meet a need for hospitals and patients that might otherwise go unfilled.  In her decade of being an ENT, Dr. Gia Marotta never thought she’d do anything but full-time work. But when she tried locums and found out how rewarding it can be, […]

For military physicians, locums can provide the flexibility you need to fulfill your military obligations, while also keeping your medical skills sharp. Dr. Norman Hetzler is a great example––he started working as a locum cardiothoracic surgeon because it provided him with the flexibility he needed to honor his commitments to the Navy Reserves while continuing […]

One of the benefits of locum tenens is that it can be a great way of transitioning from full-time practice to whatever your next chapter will look like. Dr. Barry Jacobs is a great example. After building a successful ENT practice, he decided to retire early to have more time to spend with his family. […]

Locum tenens has so many benefits, especially for doctors who are early in their careers and want to gain clinical experience. Rheumatology locum physician Dr. Amrita Padda is a great example. After she graduated from fellowship, her job search was limited by the fact that her family wasn’t in a position to move. Locum tenens […]

It’s CRNA Week: a time to recognize the professionals who work hard every day to ensure their patients receive the best care possible in every surgical setting. This week, we’re highlighting Neal Dupre, who has worked as a locum tenens CRNA for over twenty years. We sat down with him to talk about how he […]

If you’re nearing retirement and ready to cut back without giving up your practice entirely, a locums career might be for you. Locums jobs give retired doctors the opportunity to enjoy the benefits of retirement while still remaining clinically active. Dr. William McCord is a great example. During COVID, he found himself increasingly bored by […]

At Hayes Locums, we are honored to have so many providers with military experience: those who have served, those who are currently serving, and those who work with veterans. This Veterans Day, we’re sharing some of their stories. “We’re very well-prepared as military physicians, in part because a lot of military training has to do […]