There’s a shortage of skilled obstetrics and gynecology doctors (OB/GYNs)in the United States, and there’s a growing concern for healthcare groups and facilities that the shortage will only get worse. The American College of Obstetricians and Gynecologists (ACOG) expects a deficiency of 22,000 OB/GYNs by 2050. With an increasing demand
In the intricate fabric of healthcare administration, the strategic employment of locum tenens cardiologists stands out as a thread that has the potential to significantly strengthen your facility’s medical service delivery. This cost-benefit analysis delves into the fiscal and operational impacts of hiring a locum tenens cardiologist, a decision that
As the heartbeat of temporary healthcare staffing, locum tenens cardiologists are integral in addressing America’s cardiology provider gaps and the needs amidst ongoing physician shortages. The American Association of Medical Colleges reported an expected deficit of 3,800 to 13,400 physicians in medical specialties like cardiology by 2034. Locum tenens has
One of the top priorities of a healthcare facility providing anesthesia care is to keep its staff safe while providing the greatest care to its patients. Even though facilities and healthcare groups are experiencing anesthesia staffing shortages everywhere, that priority remains the same. While maintaining the same high level of
Primary care is a cornerstone of the American healthcare system. Communities need primary care physicians (PCP) in order to address the vast majority of healthcare needs. But we’re currently experiencing a shortage of PCPs unlike anything we’ve seen before, and this has greatly hindered their ability to provide comprehensive and
The healthcare industry is facing a significant provider shortage, and healthcare facilities and groups are grappling with meeting the demand for psychiatrists in their communities. In the wake of the COVID-19 pandemic, the US healthcare system is reeling from the lack of psychiatrists. The US didn’t have enough mental health
Emergency medicine physicians face daily complications from patient overcrowding to burnout, a critical problem that places even more stress on the healthcare system. Burnout is a universal problem for physicians, with one in four clinicians saying they have considered leaving the profession altogether. These high-pressure, fast-paced healthcare environments need relief,
