PSN offers maximum scheduling flexibility: work 1 day a month or 5 days a week. The choice is up to you. Unlike Locum Tenens models which provide temporary coverage, PSN is a long-term solution to staffing needs.
Since 1999, Premier Specialty Network (PSN) has proudly provided quality healthcare to rural communities throughout the United States. Originally founded by Dr. Robert Jackson, current president, PSN evolved out of the Northeast Missouri Rural Health Network (NMRHN). While directing NMRHN, Dr. Jackson became acutely aware of the need to improve health care access to rural areas. With his guidance and leadership, NMRHN helped develop five Critical Access Hospitals (CAH) in northeast Missouri (Unionville, Milan, Macon, Memphis and Brookfield).
Subsequently, Dr. Jackson developed a unique model of outreach specialty medical service for Rheumatology to serve the same hospitals. PSN has since expanded this model over the course of the years and now provides a variety of medical and surgical services to communities across the United States.
Discover the PSN Difference
PSN is the perfect solution for more and more physicians, nurse practitioners, medical doctor assistants, specialists and CRNAs looking for a change in practice or who have previously considering joining a locum tenens group.
Fair Market Value Assessments
PSN uses compensation modeling that is based upon accepted Fair Market. Valuation tests and practices
Credentialing Process
PSN is aware of the
challenges in navigating
the credentialing process
associated with new
hospitals and will help with the credentialing and re-credentialing process.
Supplementary Services
PSN will provide consultants that will aid in establishing medical liability insurance, retirement plans, health insurance, disability, long term care, and life insurance.
Physicians that have made the change to PSN,
such as myself, can attest to the fact that PSN provides a less stressful and more satisfying work environment. Not only is this work environment devoid of the frustrations and nuisances of large integrated health care systems, but I interact with rural physicians and patients who are truly appreciative of my contributions.