Seventy-six percent of primary care residents received 50 or more job solicitations during their medical training while 55% received 100 or more, survey data shows. When it comes to physicians, it's ...

The coronavirus pandemic has significantly altered the job market for physicians, leading to the temporary reduction of both starting salaries and practice options for doctors, according to an annual ...

The age-old question of whether medicine is a calling or “just a job” has resurfaced with renewed vigor in recent years. A generation ago, the answer seemed clear-cut: medicine was a vocation, a ...

The healthcare industry made history this December — but not in a good way. Last month, the healthcare industry lost jobs, according to data from the Bureau of Labor Statistics. It was the first time ...

Physician compensations, although still increasing, are evolving and diversifying. According to the 2025 Medscape Physician ...

The only trouble physicians have finding a job is choosing between numerous options, according to a new survey from Dallas-based physician search firm Merritt Hawkins. Two-thirds of physicians ...

Working alongside physicians, Bill Mahaffy has harvested arteries and treated patients in cardiac-care units, but he's not a physician; he's a physician assistant (PA), an occupation that is expected ...

Merritt Hawkins & Associates released its 2009 Review of Physician and CRNA Recruiting Incentives, which lists the best- and worst-paying jobs for physicians, according to a report in Forbes. The ...

The interplay between an individual's work as a physician and problems associated with physical and mental health, substance use, relationships, legal matters, and finances all contribute to risk for ...