There are different types of burnout. Preventing and recovering from burnout are individual journeys. Here are 5 things to keep in mind about burnout.
In this Medscape survey, physicians give their recommendations on the best hospitals for specific treatments and share what they view as the most important factors in choosing hospitals.
For some physicians, developing a brand that attracts prospective patients is an important component of career growth, but it doesn’t have to be an all-consuming project. Here are a few simple ways to get started.
As Flint’s water crisis has eased, Paul Ehrmann, DO, and a group of volunteers visited the struggling city to help improve the health of the city’s residents.
New challenges and opportunities abound during second year—here’s advice from third-year students, who also share what they wish they had known.
This year’s lineup of TED-style talks will leave you with fresh ideas, bold insights and actionable tips for practicing medicine in 2018.
For many women, medical school coincides with their childbearing years. From pregnancy and breastfeeding to returning to school and matching into residency, these med school moms tell all.
In addition to a more flexible schedule, the academic route offers an opportunity to diversify your skill set—by treating patients, teaching students, and conducting research—and to build strong mentoring relationships.
According to a 2013 report by the Occupational Safety and Health Administration, health care workers are four times more likely to experience violence than those in private industry with 80 percent of serious cases caused by interactions with patients.