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Physician burnout: It’s not you, it’s your medical specialty
For the most stressful medical job, the highest percentages of burnout occurred among these medical specialties: Critical care: 48 percent. Neurology: 48 percent. Family medicine: 47 percent. Obstetrics and gynecology: 46 percent. Internal medicine: 46 percent. Emergency medicine: 45 percent.

AMA Career Opportunities - American Medical Association
Learn about the most recent career opportunities available with the American Medical Association (AMA). Play a role in health care by joining the AMA as an employee or intern. Latest AMA Career Opportunities | American Medical Association

Physician & Doctor Job Opportunities - American Medical Association
Whether you’re a medical student, resident or fellow, practicing physician, or re-entering clinical practice, the ability to conduct a successful physician job search when you need to is critical to advancing your career in medicine. As physician career options in the U.S. continue to expand — from academic medicine to private practice, private industry and more — the American Medical ...

Employment for each career stage - American Medical Association
Practicing physicians, residents and fellows, and medical students can find position listings, contact information, employer profiles, program descriptions and requirements for open positions around the country.

For your 1st physician job, know how onboarding pros get started
A regular check-in from medical leadership. A welcome sign. A workspace with necessary IT equipment. Billing system access. If you’re seeking your first physician job post-residency, get your cheat sheet now. Dive deeper: What to look for when onboarding at your first physician job; In transition to practice, know these 8 steps for evaluating ...

In first physician job onboarding, look for gradual education
See the advocacy work of the AMA for Graduate Medical Education (GME). Shaping the future of medicine through education At Sutter Health, Lindsay Mazotti, MD, is driving GME expansion to address physician shortages, advance health care for all through medical education.

AMA Career Opportunities - American Medical Association
The American Medical Association (AMA) is looking for talented professionals who want to play a pivotal role in advancing the AMA's vision and efforts. At the AMA, we offer a multitude of reasons why you should consider us for your next career move, ranging from mission-driven work and opportunities for professional development to our unwavering commitment to fostering an inclusive and diverse ...

Creating a standout medical resident CV - American Medical Association
For a job candidate directly out of residency, choosing the accomplishments to include depends on the requirements of the jobs you are interested in and your individual strengths. Emphasize the most important items by placing them earlier in the document, after your education. A physician or medical CV should include the following items:

AI is already reshaping care. Here's what it means for doctors.
But getting from here to there will not be easy. The AMA-Manatt report notes that “adapting to an AI-enabled future will necessitate dramatic changes in medical education, practice, regulation and technology.” It notes that, as of last fall, the Food and Drug Administration (FDA) had approved 692 AI or machine-learning medical devices.

Burnout benchmark: 28% unhappy with current health care job
Over 100 surveys were completed by doctors and other clinicians—nurses and medical assistants—from nearly 100 institutions. Of the 11,000 physicians and other health professionals who responded, 72% were satisfied with their current job—a 4% decrease from the previous benchmark (2019–2020) and the first time there was a drop in overall ...

 


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