Healthcare Careers

Let your inner charisma out, and you'll be surrounded by allies and opportunities.

It's no secret that practicing medicine can sometimes feel like a rat race that's not worth running. But Andrew Dombro, MD, and some others have turned their lives - and careers - around and are far happier for it.

Because studies have found no association between practice size and quality of care, determining the choice that's right for you comes down to a variety of personal and professional factors.

Understanding your natural, hard-wired talents is a first step toward fully developing your potential. Take a look at the personality types described here and see if you recognize yourself.

How do you find the time to take a break? How do you square disagreements among physicians about who gets to go when? And how do you deal with what some physicians say is the biggest problem - coming back?

How to create a professional image

The best states for physicians, 2005

Is too much work making you work harder?

How to give feedback on performance to staff

Tips for personal leadership

Physicians may be among the most reluctant people to play the role of patient.

Forming larger multispecialty practices is going to become an emerging trend.

Perhaps one of the most common misconceptions among physicians is that restrictive covenants are not enforceable.

I decided to take a great leap and get my freedom back. I started a cash-only practice.

Physicians Practice introduces you to three physicians who refused to sit back and complain about the problems in healthcare.

Pinnacle Health Group has conducted a survey to find out why physicians leave their jobs

Good partnerships aren't about legalese. They are about fairness to all.

Have physicians become too comfortable with a culture of despair?

STriking a balance between practicing medicine and practicing life

An update on generational differences among physicians

Job dissatisfaction isn't just for physicians. The new economy takes a toll on everyone.

Cash-only: Are you really ready?

Advice on balancing parenthood and a medical career

Efficiency, courtesy, and patient service drive referrals

These physician found career satisfaction outside the office