Floyd Lee Locums is the original concierge locums staffing company. We have strong relationships with facilities in all settings. We offer complimentary salary and contract negotiation, travel and lodging services, expert licensing and credentialing support, and more.
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- Start: ASAP
- License: PA license and willing to license
- Schedule: M F; 8, 10, or 12-hour shifts; 20 shifts/month
- Setting: Hospital-based, Level II Trauma
- Board Certification: Board Certified, ACLS
Floyd Lee Locums offers YOU!
- Superior malpractice coverage
- Travel and lodging coordination, including assisting family members and incorporating your travel preferences
- A concierge team to assist with dinner plans, pet care, gift giving, and locating community resources such as gyms and churches to make you feel more at home in your new destination
- One point of contact: a specialty-specific senior healthcare consultant with extensive locums background available 24/7
- A panel of locums work style experts at your disposal in various disciplines, including legal support, benefits administration, financial planning, tax planning, and many others
About Floyd Lee Locums:
As a five-time winner of Staffing Industry Analysts (SIA) 'Best Staffing Firm to Temp For,' including three Grand Prize wins, we know how to provide you with an elite concierge locum tenens experience tailored to your unique needs and desires. We are more than your recruiters; we are your partner and behind-the-scenes staff taking care of everything we can for you professionally and personally. Our team is here for you every step of your locums journey, from licensing and credentialing to a recruiter who understands your goals and advocates for them. With Floyd Lee Locums, we want you to live the life you crave.
Let Floyd Lee Locums be your career concierge. Isn t it time someone took care of you?
What is locum tenens?
Locum tenens jobs are short-term assignments that fill gaps in staffing at healthcare facilities. They address provider shortages, surges in patient volume, seasonal demands, and even cover for clinicians who are out on leave. While locum tenens and travel nursing sound similar, they have key differences. Travel nurses are W-2 employees who can receive benefits and typically work a full-time schedule for at least 13 weeks. Locum tenens clinicians are 1099 independent contractors. They fill roles ranging from one week to over a year and can be part-time or on a varying schedule, offering clinicians an opportunity to supplement income and work a flexible schedule. Locum tenens clinicians can earn a significantly higher rate than their counterparts. Many providers choose to do locums as a career, earning more and having control over their own schedule.
