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Faster licensing in 30 states and territories with the Interstate Medical Licensure Compact

The Interstate Medical Licensure Compact allows medical doctors to move quickly through the licensure process in 29 states and Guam.

An honest, transparent look at physician pay in other countries, as well as why so many doctors take a locum tenens assignment abroad.

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.

Following these adventurous physicians’ Instagram accounts can add some excitement to your own Instagram feed.

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

For physicians interested in outdoor recreation and the opportunity to deliver crucial care in a rural setting, look no further than Big Sky Country.

For physicians looking to escape the big city, a locum tenens job in Walla Walla, Washington is the perfect opportunity to recharge.

Five locations where you can work locum tenens with amazing natural settings, a more relaxed pace of life, and a chance to rejuvenate and heal.

Several physicians share why taking an international locums assignment was a great way to start their careers as a practicing physician.

Locum tenens physicians traveling to the Far North region or New Zealand will have the opportunity to provide much-needed care.

Regardless of your destination, our commitment is to make your international locum tenens travel during COVID as stress-free as possible.

If you’re interested in practicing medicine in a unique environment, locum tenens in Alaska may be the right opportunity for you.

Traveling to New Zealand as a physician for a locum tenens assignment during a global pandemic may be daunting for some but not for this GP.

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

When infectious disease physician Dr. Dalilah Restrepo took a year-long assignment in New Zealand, she didn’t expect to stay for a pandemic.