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Why Physicians Love Living & Working in Hermiston, OR | Career, Lifestyle & Community Benefits

Nestled in the scenic Pacific Northwest, Hermiston, Oregon, stands out as a thriving community offering an exceptional balance of professional growth, affordable living, and vibrant lifestyle opportunities for physicians and healthcare professionals. With state-of-the-art medical facilities, supportive community networks, and…

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How Many Hours Does the Average Physician Work in a Week?

While most of us with white collar jobs will have this coming Labor Day off to spend with family and friends, many physicians will observe the holiday while at work.…

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10 Reasons to Work Locum Tenens

TOP 10 BENEFITS OF WORKING LOCUM TENENS Choosing to work Locum Tenens allows you a ton of freedom, a freedom that can be gained without choosing to retire. Working locum…

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Most Popular Doctor Specialties

As a firm, we speak to dozens of physicians and clients each day. This gives us the ability to spot trends in the marketplace as they are developing. Additionally, our…

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Benefits of Rural and Urban Practice Settings

The most frequent conversation recruiters have with physicians is regarding location; discussing the differences between practicing in rural areas (cities with 50K people or less) and urban areas (cities with…

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Why Physicians Can Benefit from Social Media

In our technology-driven society, many patients make their health choices based upon the direction they receive from peers, colleagues and role models via social media. As a result, social media…

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Dr. Amy Albright on Neuroscience-Backed Strategies to End Physician Burnout

In this episode of The Doc Lounge Podcast, host Stacey Doyle sits down with Dr. Amy Albright, a neuroscience expert, human potential strategist, and CEO of Holon, to explore physician burnout through a deeply scientific and human lens. Rather than…