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How does locum tenen compensation work?

Posted July 25, 2023 by

Locum tenens are independent contractors (1099) and are paid by PRN Healthcare instead of the facility you provide services to. PRN pays on a weekly or bi-weekly basis via direct ...

What documentation is required to work Locum Tenens?

Posted July 25, 2023 by

To work locum tenens through PRN Healthcare you will typically need the following: Complete PRN Healthcare locum tenen application and a release authorization form Signed PRN agreement Updated CV in ...

Can I work locums while currently employed?

Posted July 25, 2023 by

Many healthcare clinicians work locums to supplement their income while exploring different practice settings and areas of the country. It is a best practice to consult your employment contract or ...

How long is a typical locum tenens physician assignment?

Posted July 25, 2023 by

Locum tenens assignments vary in length and will depend on the flexibility of each provider’s schedule. These assignments can be as long as 12 months or as short as 24-hour ...

What facilities use Locum Tenens?

Posted July 25, 2023 by

Locum tenens are used nationwide by facilities in all 50 states and can vary from large healthcare systems to private practices.

Why work Locum Tenens?

Posted July 25, 2023 by

There are many benefits to working Locum tenens – schedule freedom, travel, experience of new practice opportunities, lower administrative burden, and much more. Locum tenens is a great way for ...

What is locum tenens?

Posted July 25, 2023 by

Locum tenens is a Latin phrase that means to “hold the place of”. Locums is the practice of physicians and advanced practice providers, of all medical specialties, substituting for another ...

What is PRN Healthcare’s Florida license number?

Posted April 18, 2019 by

Florida license #1384

Am I eligible for a tax free stipend?

Posted October 29, 2018 by

You are eligible for a tax-free stipend if you are duplicating your housing expenses while on contract. We strongly encourage you to seek assistance from a tax professional regarding the ...

How do I get started with travel nursing?

Posted September 26, 2018 by

To start travel nursing you first need to graduate from an accredited nursing program with your Bachelors’s or Associate’s degree. You then need to get licensed in the state(s) you ...

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