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Practicing in the Middle East: The United Arab Emirates

The UAE has a growing system of modern, high-tech facilities providing high-quality healthcare that needs physicians for long-term assignments.

New Zealand is on most travelers’ bucket lists, but how much do you really know about the country? Take this quiz to find out!

This guide for beginners will give you everything you need to know to get started on your first international locum tenens adventure.

Take this quick quiz to find out how much you know about international locum tenens to decide if it’s right for you!

If you’re struggling with exhaustion or burnout, a physician sabbatical can help you recharge and revitalize your career in medicine.

By answering a few questions, we can help you decide what country is your best fit for an international locum tenens assignment.

Two experienced physician travelers share what it’s like to live and work as a locum tenens physician in St. Croix, U.S. Virgin Islands.

More women are becoming physicians, and at Global Medical, we’re lucky enough to work with a whole lot of badasses!

An in-depth look at how malpractice works in other countries when you are working an international locum tenens assignment.

If you’re looking to experience life in Asia, Guam is a great opportunity to put your medical oncology skills to work in a new environment.

Is international locums right for you? Take this informative quiz to find out if now is the right time to try practicing medicine abroad.

Interested in working locum tenens outside of the U.S.? Here’s a helpful comparison of the cost of living in different countries around the world.

Physicians interested in living as a locums in Guam will have a more immersive experience than you ever could as a tourist.

When faced with a life transition, emergency medicine physician Dr. Joseph Leary decided to take a locums assignment in the U.S. Virgin Islands.

Ireland is an exciting destination, ideal for locum tenens physicians who want new clinical experiences and personal adventure.