Company overview

Learn more about how our vast array of solutions and best-in-class technologies are powerfully serving the healthcare workforce. 

Our brands

They say you can’t choose your family – but we did. We think you will, too. Our family of companies can tackle problems of any size, big or small. 

Our role in healthcare

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Executive leadership

Meet our team of executive leaders who are guiding our efforts to make life better for providers, patients, and healthcare organizations. 

Core values

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Community impact

Learn more about how we give back to communities both near and far through fundraisers, team activities, medical missions, and more. 

Solutions overview

See how we’re delivering customized workforce solutions that are doing right by our healthcare partners and improving how healthcare is done. 

Technology

Check out our suite of high-tech solutions that perfectly complement our high-touch approach to a future-ready workforce. 

Strategic consultation

We’re experts in exactly one healthcare staffing solution: yours. Partner with our experts to build a workforce strategy tailored specifically to you. 

Physicians

See how our experts draw from the industry’s largest locums database to deliver customized solutions such as locum tenens, permanent placement, and telehealth.

Advanced practice

Get insights into how our team of APP-specific experts use in-house credentialing and licensing to deliver the right candidate to your facility.

Allied health

Learn more about the process we use to connect your organization with qualified therapists, technicians, technologists, assistants, and more.

Nurses

Find out what makes our nurse staffing truly stand out in the industry, and how we’re constantly looking for new ways to make the process smoother.

Telehealth

Tap into the nation’s largest network and deepest specialty bench of multi-state license providers to keep your virtual care strategies on track.

Blog

Visit our blog to get workforce insights, catch the latest company updates, and hear important stories from within the healthcare industry.

Resources

Get industry insights, workforce strategies, and more from our resource section. Each video, article, and tool has been created with your success in mind. 

Careers overview

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Locations

Get all the details about our various locations nationwide. We have expanded our operations to better serve the needs of the healthcare community.

Benefits

Browse our benefit and wellness programs and learn how our team handpicks the best options to support you as a whole person.

Diversity, equity, and inclusion

Learn about the DEI goals we’re embracing to make our company¬–and healthcare industry at large–a better home for everyone.

Learning and development

See how our award-winning team of trainers can help you develop new skills and pursue the career path that makes you feel the most alive.

Employee stories

Check out stories from our people’s lives that highlight how CHG supports personal growth and helps you make a positive impact in the world.

Flexibility

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Talent network

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Recruiting process

Learn more about our hiring process and how we seek out the best opportunities for you to make an immediate impact.

How this doctor uses locum tenens to radiate hope

Larry_Daugherty_resized-990x557.jpg Dr. Larry Daugherty wanted to be a doctor because it gave him the opportunity to help people. "I had a good friend that was a paramedic and a firefighter, and I initially made the decision to be a paramedic," shares Daugherty. "Being a doctor wasn't really on my radar because I felt like I didn't like school, and so I enrolled in a three-year paramedic and firefighter training program. My brain was just ignited and loved it, and I decided that I wanted to go further with my studies." Wanting a deeper connection with his patients, Dr. Daugherty pursued a career in radiation oncology. "I really felt like the interactions and the connections that doctors have with their patients are much different in oncology than they are in other areas of medicine," Daugherty says. "When I did a rotation in my third year, a patient came into a radiation oncology clinic for their five-year anniversary of being cancer free, and the doctor had actually made the patient a cake and the whole office celebrated. There was just something about that experience that spoke to me and that showed me that doctors in oncology are very deeply connected with their patients in a personal way." Now a radiation oncologist at a multidisciplinary cancer center in Anchorage, Alaska, Dr. Daugherty enjoys the small-town feel the community offers. "I feel very connected to my patients particularly up here in Alaska," he shares. "We like to say Alaska is a big state but really has a small town feel. I've interacted more on a social level with my patients here than I have in other areas that I've lived. I go fishing with my patients sometimes. I've gone out to dinner with patients. I've been in their homes and vice versa. There's something to be said for being a fixture in a community." Because he's the only radiation oncologist in the area, he has to plan ahead when he takes time off. That means hiring locum tenens physicians to fill in while he's gone. "When I do something awesome outside of work, I feel like I come back to work an even better doctor, dad and husband," Daugherty says. "I was scared coming up to a practice all by myself without any partners, but it hasn't been a problem at all. I do need to plan a little bit more ahead of time, but I'm able to take vacations confidently and comfortably knowing I'm leaving my practice in good hands when I do leave." Find out how Dr. Daugherty can focus on his nonprofit, Radiating Hope, with help from locum tenens doctors in his video below!

About the author

Liz Cornwall

Liz is a communications manager based in Salt Lake City. For more than a decade, she’s done a little bit of everything in the communications world — from writing about locum tenens and travel nursing, to working as an executive speech writer, to becoming a social media influencer in the world of micro goldendoodles.

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