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Certified Registered Nurse Anesthetists (CRNAs) are Advanced Practice Registered Nurses with specialized training in anesthesiology. This training and certification allows them to assist Anesthesiologists, administer anesthesia under the supervision of an Anesthesiologist, and - in some states - administer anesthesiology independently.

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Ever wondered how to become a locum CRNA?

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Every physician vacancy costs hospitals an average of $6,575 per day, putting significant financial strain on health systems. Locum tenens staffing offers a fiscally responsible solution to bridge these gaps, maintain hospital efficiency, and ensure continuity of patient care.

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Total physician compensation grew about 3% across the US in the last year, and orthopedics secured the top spot as the highest-paid medical specialty.

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Orthopedic surgery jobs are experiencing a period of growth and transformation. This growth is largely driven by demographic shifts, including an aging population that requires more intensive orthopedic care, and a general increase in the pursuit of active lifestyles.

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With over 1.4 million knee and hip arthroplasties performed in 2022, the need for Orthopedic Surgeons is at an all-time high.

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As an Orthopedic Surgeon, your skills are highly sought after due to an aging population, advancements in medical technology, and the increasing demand for musculoskeletal care.

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Driven by aging populations, advancements in medical technologies, and an increased focus on sports medicine, the need for Orthopedic Surgeons is significantly rising, highlighting their critical role in modern healthcare.

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This guide is designed to explain how locum tenens works for orthopedic surgeons—from understanding its fundamental role in the healthcare industry to integrating locum assignments into your long-term career strategy, and everything in between.

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The field of orthopedic surgery is expanding rapidly, driven by advances in medical technology, an aging population, and an increase in sports-related injuries.

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Dr. Felder’s journey into medicine began unexpectedly—with a rock. After suffering a childhood head injury from an accident at a construction site, he developed a lasting fascination with studying and treating brain injuries. Ultimately, that experience led him to pursue a career in neurology. Today, with Caliber’s help, Dr. Felder practices as a locum tenens Neurologist and successfully balances serving underserved areas with his passion for concussion research.

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The field of neurology is rapidly evolving, driven by technological advancements and a deeper understanding of neurological disorders.

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In the high-stakes field of neurology, achieving a sustainable work-life balance is more than a luxury—it's a necessity. Unfortunately, like many other physicians, Neurologists often find themselves battling burnout.

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In today's rapidly changing healthcare landscape, locum tenens neurology presents a compelling career path for those looking to explore new opportunities and take on fresh challenges.