Get a quote on a sustainable physician staffing model built for your needs.
We provide a part-time, long-term gig that fits around your full-time schedule.
We can help with your medical licensing and hospital privilege applications.
Get a quote on a sustainable physician staffing model built for your needs.
We provide a part-time, long-term gig that fits around your full-time schedule.
We can help with your medical licensing and hospital privilege applications.
Benefit from a sustainable physician staffing model built for your needs. Help reduce overhead costs with enhanced recruitment and retention, hands-on administrative support, and more.
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Join our large community of carefully vetted physicians who are eager to fill in on a continuous basis. We provide a part-time, long-term gigs that fits around your full-time schedule.
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We are a physician owned and operated firm that can assist you with your medical licensing and hospital privilege applications. We make a complex process easy, save you time and frustration.
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Whether you are a physician interested in working as a moonlighter or a healthcare administrator in need of call coverage for your department, our team is here for you.
1150 Revolution Mill Dr.
Studio 6
Greensboro, NC 27405
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The American College of Cardiology (ACC) has declared a cardiology workforce crisis. Driven by rising patient demand and a fixed, insufficient pipeline of graduating fellows. The deficit is real, and while the cardiologist shortage is not a new concept, the projections are worsening. The field loses a net of 450 cardiologists annually, a trend expected […]