
4 Things You Should Know Before You Start Working Locum Tenens Shifts
Considering locum tenens? Here’s a few things to note before you commit.
- Locum tenens work is a great way to supplement your income.
- As an independent contractor, you don’t receive all the benefits of a permanent provider (Health Insurance, 401K, etc.) so you do need to put this this into your financial planning.
- You can explore the country and various practice settings, the cost of your travel and licensing is covered.
- You are on a month to month contract, so if you need to cancel a shift it needs to be prior to 30 days of the start date.
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