One of the most frustrating things about working as a locums physician is when a client cancels an assignment. This just recently happened to me. There was a client who cancelled some upcoming dates because they hired a permanent physician...
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The key to being successful as a locums physician, the key to finding consistent work, lies in a simple three-part strategy which I call the Go-Work-Do approach.
Learn more Learn more We have all heard of the “X-Factor”. Not only is it a hit television show, it also defined as “a variable in a given situation that could have the most significant impact on the outcome.” In my years of experience as a locums doctor, I have found...
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3 Reasons Why Every Locums Doctor Needs A Locums Coach When I decided to become a locums doctor over 10 years ago, I really didn’t know what I was getting myself into. I had just lost my first “real job” as an attending and had decided to go back...
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Working as locums physician more often than not requires you to travel for work. Many work assignments may range from a few days to 6 months at a time. This means you will spend an extensive amount of time traveling away from home. While...
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