As more medical residents seek to get an early start on their careers — or to simply bolster their income during what can be a difficult time financially — moonlighting jobs for residents are becoming more available nationwide.
As we celebrate Doctors' Day in 2020, we are keenly aware of the work that you’re doing to help patients across the country.
According to March data from the Henry J. Kaiser Family Foundation, men account for 64 percent of the physician workforce, and women physicians represent less than half.
Read a study by AMA Insurance found that most physicians’ workweeks were in the 40- to 60-hour range, yet more than a quarter reported working more than 60 hours, with a few (5 percent) averaging 80 hours or more.
Medical moonlighting opportunities can help new physicians pay off debt, provide mid- and late-career physicians secondary sources of income, or enable doctors a chance check out a potential employment location.
Anesthesiology has several factors that can pile on stress levels in the practice. Take a look at the top issues, and how anesthesiologists can mitigate their effects.
