For locum tenens PAs who travel from state to state on short- and long-term assignments, knowing what you are (and aren’t) allowed to do on the job is an important thing to know before taking work.
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In What States Can Physician Assistants (PAs) Practice Independently?
Barton Team | 19 December, 2024
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Top 4 Challenges Facing Healthcare Facilities in 2025
Healthcare facilities act as the backbone to maintaining good health in communities across the United States, and many Americans rely on these organizations for preventative and reactive medical care.
Mike Connors | 12 December, 2024
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Dentist Jobs in 2025: Employment Outlook and Locum Tenens Opportunities
With a staggering 59 million Americans residing in dental health professional shortage areas (HPSAs), as reported by the United States Health Resources and Services Administration (HRSA), the demand for skilled dentists in the U.S. has never been stronger.
Mike Connors | 5 December, 2024
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Exploring the Buckeye State: What is There to Do in Ohio?
Nestled in the heart of the Midwest, Ohio is a vibrant state brimming with diverse attractions and hidden gems waiting to be discovered.
Cameron Kisiel | 28 November, 2024
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In What States Can Nurse Practitioners Practice Independently?
NPs and PAs work hard to provide high-quality care to patients every single day at hospitals, private practices, clinics, and other healthcare facilities across the country.
Barton Team | 21 November, 2024
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2024 Locum Tenens Nurse Practitioner of the Year: Sophia Khawly, MSN, ARNP, FNP-BC
“I always tell nurse practitioners that locum tenens is the ultimate life hack,” Khawly said.
Mike Connors | 13 November, 2024
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Pros & Cons of Locums as a Resident or New Medical Graduate
If you’re a resident who’s about to complete your training program requirements or a new medical graduate from your residency program, you have countless career paths to consider.
Barton Team | 7 November, 2024
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Everything You Need to Know About PA-Cs
The Physician Assistant-Certified (PA-C) title reflects significant effort and dedication. Achieving this credential is just the start; PA-Cs must continue their education and stay updated on industry standards. While they are not doctors, they are well-compensated for their commitment to understanding patient needs.
Nate Taylor | 31 October, 2024
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‘I Want to See a Doctor, Not a PA’: How to Talk to Patients Who Question Your Abilities
There are any number of reasons a patient may make the request to see a doctor instead of a PA, and it’s ultimately up to you to determine if you want to engage with the conversation further. Here are some of the strategies and talking points we’ve found to be effective.
Barton Team | 30 October, 2024
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Pros and Cons of Digital vs. Ink Fingerprinting
If you’re applying for a medical license in a state that requires fingerprints, you essentially have two options: the ink method and digital fingerprinting.
Barton Team | 24 October, 2024
