Hayes Locums Blog

According to a recent Medscape report, physician salaries went up across the board this year. But what does this mean for locum tenens  physicians?

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.

Our locum tenens credentialing process is designed to help us gain a deep understanding of each locums provider’s skills and experience, so we are fully prepared to match you with the best possible locum tenens position.

We view the consultants at our locum tenens agency as more than just recruiters. Instead, they are fully-functioning support systems for the physicians they serve.

This summer has been one of the most chaotic periods on record for air travel. During the July 4th weekend alone, over 1,000 flights were canceled and 12,000 were delayed. And unfortunately, that chaos may not be ending anytime soon. We have plenty of recommendations that can help you keep your travel as stress-free as […]

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.

Loan forgiveness programs aren’t the only option for physicians who want to get out of debt: locums can earn you more income—and in some cases, help you save on living expenses—allowing you to tackle debt now, instead of waiting for the future.

From the very beginning, Hayes Locums had a winning formula, because we knew what we believed in. We had a vision to form a company guided by our values, not the bottom line. It’s that vision, more than anything else, that has helped us grow into one of the largest staffing firms in the country.

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. 

We interviewed one of those employees, Nina Warsager, who accompanied a Korean War veteran in 2021.