Physician Burnout: The 57-Second Solution
Doctor, What Makes You Remarkable?
Depressed doctor: “I’m angry and frustrated and lost.”
How to be a happy doctor
Physician Happiness and Satisfaction Study
Financial Secrets for Young Physicians: Funding the Future
Secrets to Financial Success for Young Physicians
Avoid Negotiating Landmines
Physician Burnout Is Physician Abuse
Best Practices for Physicians to Evaluate Compensation Offers
Why Consider A Non-Clinical Career?
The Unique Challenges of Foreign Medical Graduates
How to Write an Effective Curriculum Vitae
Search Strategy
What Physicians need to know about Social Media
You’re ready to be a Doctor. But are you prepared for your career?
Your Survival Guide For Finance Basics
Mistakes When Entering the Job Market
A New Physician’s Guide to Personal Finance
INTERVIEWING FOR PHYSICIAN JOBS? BE SURE TO FOLLOW UP!
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By Pamela Wible, MD
/ November 9, 2015
Burnout is a complete mental and physical collapse from overwork. Psychiatrists define it as “a job-related dysphoria in an individual without...
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By Vicki Rackner, MD
/ November 9, 2015
While we have never met, I know something about you with absolute certainty. You are remarkable. You have a unique...
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By Pamela Wible, MD
/ November 9, 2015
This is an email subject line from a doctor. Letter published with permission. Hello Pamela I have become so disillusioned...
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By Pamela Wible, MD
/ November 5, 2015
It was a physician employee, many times for many hospitals and clinics. I’d stay a year or two, but eventually...
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By Iris Grimm
/ October 31, 2015
Physician Happiness Study and what you can do with it Last week the 2015 Great American Physician Survey, sponsored by...
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By David Denniston, CFA
/ October 28, 2015
You’re in bed, tossing and turning. You can’t sleep. You feel like you are in a financial prison, constrained by...
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By David Denniston, CFA
/ October 26, 2015
According to the American Medical School Association, 86% of medical school graduates carry educational debt and the median debt burden...
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By Todd Skertich
/ October 20, 2015
After 10 grueling years of training to become a physician, you can finally see the light at the end of...
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By Pamela Wible, MD
/ October 16, 2015
Physician burnout is the latest trend among doctors. There are books, workshops, even special breathing exercises for physician burnout. Suddenly...
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By The Staff at Adventures in Medicine
/ April 9, 2014
Compensation is a major factor in determining whether or not to accept a particular job offer. When evaluating various job...
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By The Staff at Adventures in Medicine
/ April 3, 2014
There are many great reasons to choose a non-clinical career. They often provide an opportunity to apply some of the...
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By Margaret Catillaz, Attorney
/ March 25, 2014
If you are a foreign medical graduate (FMG) completing your residency training in the United States and wish to remain...
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By The Staff at Adventures in Medicine
/ March 5, 2014
You introduce yourself to future employers through your curriculum vitae (CV). An employer will not interview you without one. We...
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By The Staff at Adventures in Medicine
/ February 27, 2014
When following an adventure trail, a straight line is always the easiest route from Point A to Point B, but...
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By Terrah Reeves
/ February 13, 2014
The usefulness of online social networking is undeniable and it’s no surprise that we as individuals are embracing it. Social...
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By Dr. Michelle Mudge-Riley
/ February 4, 2014
On our paths to becoming doctors, we learn in-depth details about many things: the Krebs cycle, how many bones are...
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By The Staff at Adventures in Medicine
/ January 30, 2014
FINANCE BASICS: Trekking unprepared through a parched, dusty DESERT is a dangerous proposition. But with good planning, even the most...
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By Richard Thwaites, MD
/ January 20, 2014
When entering the job market, residents and fellows commonly make the mistake of not considering a few factors that have...
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By Joe Capone, LUTCF & Jon Rogg, M.D.
/ January 7, 2014
A Physician's Guide to Personal Finance To the consternation of young physicians, the general public perception is that all medical...
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By Todd Skertich
/ December 17, 2013
In my work I often talk to physicians who have begun their job search process, and have interviewed with multiple...
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