In Oregon, local doctors use new state law to defend themselves against a national company: NPR0

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• July 3, 2026

A national medical staffing company attempted to take over Eugene Emergency Physicians’ contract to work at local hospitals. Local doctors used a new state law to oppose the measure. straw/Digital Vision Vectors/Getty Images hide title toggle title straw/Digital Vision Vectors/Getty Images For the latest stories on the science of healthy living, subscribe to NPR health