Getting Started
Generally, you need to be a licensed and board-certified healthcare professional in your respective field. Each healthcare facility or locum agency may have specific requirements, so it's essential to check with them.
Prior to approval for a locum tenens placement, you will generally be required to provide the following:
- State licensure
- An updated Resume
- Peer references
- A fully filled-out application and supplementary forms A signed agreement with the agency
Welcome Staffing assists with placement, credentialing, licensing, travel arrangements, and sometimes housing. They act as intermediaries between you and the healthcare facility, handling administrative details so you can focus on patient care.
Yes, one of the benefits of locum tenens work is the ability to choose your assignments. You can express your preferences regarding location, type of facility, and the duration of the assignment.
Locum Tenens professionals can work in various settings, including hospitals, clinics, private practices, urgent care centers, and more. The type of facility will depend on your specialty and preferences.
