Physician Jobs in Kansas

There is an urgent need for advanced practice professionals throughout rural Kansas. With the help of Locum Jobs Online, it's easy to browse, access, and apply to a variety of assignments.

Relax along the rolling plains of Kansas during your next physician or advanced practice job, and get lost gazing at the endless fields of sunflowers.

The name Kansas, deriving from the Native American tribe name meaning “people of the wind” certainly lives up to its name due to all the dream-like natural wonders you’ll find throughout the state.

Be sure to admire the beauty of Botanica, The Wichita Gardens. These four gardens beautifully woven into one include an aquatic collection, butterfly garden, sensory garden, Shakespearean garden and woodlands. The new Downing Children’s Garden is also perfect for young ones featuring several themed areas such as a musical maze, monster woods and salamander stream.

The Overland Park Arboretum and Botanical Gardens is a stop for your photo album on your next Kansas physician job, with graceful willow trees, tall wildflowers, iron sculptures, and bridges that look like they’re right out of a Monet painting.

If you’re looking for an activity for the family, check out the Deanna Rose Children’s Farmstead in Overland Park. With activities such as gem mining, a Native American exhibit, and animal farm, this place is a perfect mix of animals, charm and history all rolled into one.

When not hard at work during your Kansas physician job, take it to the underground in the Strataca Mine and Museum. Originally a salt mine, this sparkling underworld will dazzle and delight. Filled with myths and misconceptions, learn what this salt mine is all about.

For food and shopping, Massachusetts Street in downtown Lawrence is a must. Lined with street performers, unique shops and historic buildings, there is no place else in Kansas quite like it. Adorned with coffee shops and bookstores for cold days, and old-fashioned ice cream parlors for the summer, make Massachusetts Street a weekly treat during your Kansas medical assignment.