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05.13.2013
Low nurse-to-patient ratio may lead to fewer pediatric readmissions
Research shows that a lower nurse-to-patient ratio may reduce the number of pediatric hospital readmissions.
04.25.2013
How to find an ideal physician job
There are several points to consider when trying to find a great physician job. With many physician job oppurtunities on the market, prospective employees can choose from a variety of facilities.
04.10.2013
Well-being may increase work productivity for physicians
An ACOEM study shows how well-being may affect an employee's productivity.
04.03.2013
Physicians score big on Gallup Well-Being Index
A Gallup report shows physicians having the greatest well-being among American workers.
01.17.2013
States rise to the challenge of recruiting young physicians
Communities across the nation are fighting to recruit and keep good doctors. With many areas lacking an adequate number of emergency department physicians, attracting prospects can be a difficult task - particularly for states in relatively remote regions of the country.
01.17.2013
Symposium offers tips on recruiting physicians
The National Institute of Physician Recruitment and Retention gathered in Atlanta, Georgia last month to offer instruction to in-house recruiters throughout the country.
01.17.2013
Doctors still needed in many specialties, including emergency medicine
Many medical facilities are experiencing a greater need for physicians who specialize in emergency medicine, among other areas.
01.17.2013
Cardiology is still a male-dominated specialty, doctors say
In the field of cardiology, male doctors outnumber their female counterparts 9 to 1, GainsvilleTimes.com reports. In spite of the fact that over 50 percent of medical students in the U.S. are women, very few opt to specialize that field.
08.21.2012
Op-ed presents possible solutions to doctor shortage
The Association of American Medical Colleges predicts that by 2020, the nation will be 90,000 doctors short of what would be necessary for everyone to receive care.
08.14.2012
Many new and different career opportunities can be found in healthcare
If the DOL is proven correct, there will be be plenty of growth in medical careers.
