Career Advice

Working as a nocturnist (i.e. working the night shift) has many benefits, whether you are a new physician or have been practicing for years.

There are many reasons a physician might be looking to change jobs. Here we share the top four.

Here are a few tips for making the most of your experience working with a medical recruiter. Think of your recruiter as a coach Your recruiter is more than just someone to send you emails about job ads. Your recruiter is an expert in the trends involving your specialty field and knows about the needs,…

These days, it’s crucial to have a website and online presence for your medical practice. Here are some tips and resources to get you started!

Work-life balance is important in avoiding physician burnout. Here are 6 tips to help achieve that balance.

A doctor-patient relationship is a huge component of the level of care a patient receives. Here are a few tips for improving doctor-patient relationships.

Doing these five things while in medical school can help you during school as well as prepare you for your residency and future work as a doctor.

As a doctor, you have a number of options when it comes to choosing where to work. Some offer you more flexibility, while others offer more stability or higher earnings. The good news is you’re free to opt for more than one during your career.

You’re finishing med school and are about to put your skills to work. Our pre-grad checklist will help you make a smooth transition from academic to professional life.

Opportunities for new doctors are many, but compensation varies widely. Negotiating is an important part of the hiring process and there are plenty of elements to consider.