Flexible scheduling opens the door to multiple shift options—but not all shifts are created equal. For physicians, nurse practitioners (NPs), and physician assistants (PAs), choosing between 12-hour, 24-hour, or weekend shifts depends on both professional goals and personal preferences. Understanding how each structure works is key to making the right decision. 12-Hour Shifts: Structure and […]
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Yes — many physicians, nurse practitioners, and physician assistants work part-time locum tenens while holding full-time jobs. The key is understanding your employment agreement, scheduling limits, and liability requirements. As healthcare providers seek more flexibility, extra income, and protection against burnout, part-time locum tenens has become a practical option — even for those already employed […]
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Side gigs are no longer just for early-career physicians or those between jobs. Today, many doctors use side gigs strategically — to increase income, reduce burnout, expand skills, and regain control over their careers. But not all side gigs deliver the same value. The difference between “extra work” and a high-impact side gig comes down […]
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Healthcare has always been demanding, but the last several years have reshaped the way physicians, nurse practitioners, and physician assistants think about their careers. Providers are re-prioritizing their personal lives, reassessing their long-term goals, and seeking work environments where they feel supported and valued. As we head into 2026, one trend stands out clearly: flexible […]
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As healthcare needs grow and facilities face staffing shortages across the country, the demand for skilled Nurse Practitioners (NPs) has never been higher. The Bureau of Labor Statistics projects a 45% growth in NP jobs from 2022 to 2032, far outpacing the average growth for most professions. With this surge in demand, NPs have more […]
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As the healthcare landscape evolves, more and more physicians are stepping outside traditional employment models and choosing to work as independent contractors (1099 physician). Whether you’re exploring locum tenens, telemedicine, or flexible part-time roles, working independently can offer freedom, higher earning potential, and better work-life balance. But with that freedom comes new responsibilities—especially when it […]
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