What countries hire locum tenens physicians?
The ever-growing international locums market provides numerous opportunities for professional growth — and, of course, adventure.
The ever-growing international locums market provides numerous opportunities for professional growth — and, of course, adventure.
An honest, transparent look at physician pay in other countries, as well as why so many doctors take a locum tenens assignment abroad.
An in-depth look at how malpractice works in other countries when you are working an international locum tenens assignment.
In honor of Pride month, here are the stories of two of our doctors from the LGBTQIA+ community who tell us what Pride means to them.
Physicians interested in working locum tenens in Hawaii will have a more immersive experience than you ever could as a tourist.
The Interstate Medical Licensure Compact allows physicians to move quickly through the licensure process in most U.S. states and territories.
While there’s a lot to consider if you want to work international locum tenens after residency, most physicians who’ve done so have no regrets.
For physicians who work locum tenens, maintaining a healthy and happy relationship may seem difficult. But sometimes it works beautifully. See how.
Several physicians share why taking an international locums assignment was a great way to start their careers as a practicing physician.
Ready for a tropical adventure with miles of beaches, perfect weather, and coral reefs? Consider a locum tenens assignment in the Caribbean.
Discover how one physician was able to have cherished family time and have more work/life balance by working locum tenens at home and abroad.
As a physician, working locum tenens in Canada will give you a first-hand look at their healthcare system and allow you to live like a local.
Here are four reasons why it makes sense to work with Global Medical Staffing for both international and domestic locum tenens assignments.
Here’s how locum tenens enabled Dr. Mariam Aboukar to practice medicine at her own pace without sacrificing any of her other passions.
After retiring from full-time practice, Dr. Sue Ming wasn’t ready to quit medicine, so she chose to work locum tenens in Guam. Hear her story.