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Posts Tagged ‘Job Satisfaction’

Turning Your Current Job Into Your Dream Job

Medicine is both a calling and a career. Physicians deserve to be supported while providing critical care to our patients. By finding ways to maximize satisfaction in our current jobs, we cultivate the energy to move our careers—and medicine— forward. Take stock of your own career to find what resources are already available to you to draw you closer to your dream job! 

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2019 AAPPR Physician Recruiter Satisfaction Survey Analysis

A female recruiter selecting smiley on her laptop computer for a workplace satisfaction survey.

A recent survey by the Association for Advancing Physician and Provider Recruitment outlines the level of work and satisfaction recruitment professionals are reporting in the healthcare industry. This sampling may represent a window into how your physician recruiters see their role in the institution, their value, and the pressures and rewards their work provides.

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Inside the Minds of Nurses

Nursing Survey Provides Insight Employer Apply to Recruiting & Retention

What do nurses really want from their employer, and how can institutions provide for them? In most industries, turnover is costly and drains productivity. In healthcare, turnover can impact patient outcomes and a facility’s reputation. In today’s tight market, retention is a top priority, followed only slightly behind by attracting top talent to your institution. Attracting the best talent in the industry and keeping them engaged and retained is a top priority for every healthcare institution.

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Why I Still Love Medicine

Why I Am Not Another Burned Out Physician

Even though the media often portrays physicians as burned out and barely hanging on, this is not the reality for most who work in healthcare. Each physician has his or her reasons for choosing medicine, and I wanted to share a few of my own…

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