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Most people don’t associate literature with medicine, but an unusually high number of renowned poets, playwrights, and novelists from the past and present have also been doctors. These well-rounded physicians are now known more for their writings than their day
Many physicians earn CME credits online, and while this is a convenient and inexpensive option, it also lacks the opportunities for networking and collaboration a live CME conference provides. Attending a conference can also be a fun excuse to travel
Tax Day is approaching, and if you worked locum tenens last year, you probably have a few questions about filing your income taxes. The process is a little different for contract workers versus hospital employees, but not to worry! Here are
The medical industry is a great field for those who like to travel or move frequently. After all, we need healthcare everywhere, and with physician shortages and locum tenens opportunities popping up all around the country, it’s never been easier
President Obama signed the 21st Century Cures Act on December 13th after overwhelming bipartisan support from the Senate and House of Representatives. While the act addresses health issues from the “Cancer Moonshot” to speeding new medications to market, some
Alabama, Indiana, South Dakota, and Georgia are all lucrative choices for internists, but there is one state that pays their internists more than any other. So which state earned the top spot? #1: Arkansas Mean Hourly Wage: $127.58 Mean Annual
This week, we’re highlighting two more of the highest-paying states for internists. If you’re thinking of moving or working locum tenens somewhere new, then either of these states would be a smart choice. So let’s find out why numbers 3
There’s no doubt about it—flu season is in full swing. Influenza activity typically rises in October and November and reaches its peak in December, holding strong until about March. An estimated one in five Americans contract the flu every year,
In the field of Internal Medicine, location matters. While the Bureau of Labor Statistics calculates the national mean annual wage for internists at $196,520, there are several states that have significantly higher mean wages. Since where you live and work
Most people know Minnesota as the land of 10,000 lakes, “Minnesota nice,” and sub-freezing temperatures. However, the North Star State has much more to offer than good manners and frostbitten toes. Here are a few reasons why Minnesota is