New York offers PAs the flexibility they need to practice with a higher degree of autonomy than other states. But Barton Associates outlines the limitations and requirements for PAs in New York here.
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PA Scope of Practice Series: New York
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How to Create the Perfect Locum Tenens CV
A clear and concise CV is critical to securing locum tenens jobs. Barton Associates is here to aid you with your job applications and process.
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NP Scope of Practice Series: California
Locum tenens nurse practitioners should prepare themselves for their assignment in California. Here are some key takeaways that you should know before heading out to your locum tenens assignment.
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NP Scope of Practice Series: Kentucky
Nurse practitioner scope of practice laws vary all over the United States. Upcoming locum tenens providers should familiarize themselves with the rules and regulations for NPs in Kentucky before their next assignment.
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Day in the Life of a Consultation-Liaison Psychiatric Nurse Practitioner
Dr. Melissa De Capua describes her experiences as a consultation-liaison (C-L) psychiatric nurse practitioner. Her story goes into detail about the medical staff’s process and patient care.
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What Makes a Good Nurse Practitioner? 5 Characteristics of Successful NPs
It’s impossible to distill all the characteristics of a good NP into one article, but here are five of the top strengths and qualities that successful nurse practitioners share.
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Improving Hospital Staffing with Locum Tenens
Workforce challenges (such as personnel shortages) were identified as a top concern for hospital CEOs, according to a survey conducted by the American College of Healthcare Executives.
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Survey: 9 in 10 PAs Believe the PA Licensure Compact is Taking Too Long to Implement
Learn more about what the PAs in our network think about the PA Licensure Compact!
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4 Tips for Caring for Your Mental Health as a Healthcare Provider
There’s a mental health crisis among health workers in the United States and the problem is showing no signs of slowing down.
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Trends in Emergency Healthcare: Go Locum, Go Rural
A study published in the Annals of Emergency Medicine says 92% of the 48,835 clinically active emergency physicians in the United States practice in more urban areas, with just 8% practicing in rural communities.