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    Behavioral health interview

    Are physicians ready for behavioral interviews?

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    WHEN SUSAN LEE, DO, MBA, chief of hospital medicine at Carilion Clinic in Roanoke, Va., interviews candidates for hospitalist slots, she devotes her interview...
    physician error disclosure

    Best practices in physician error disclosure

    Edward Doyle - 0
    SAYING THE WORDS "I'm sorry" is never easy. But when you're a physician trying to explain an error or adverse event to a patient...

    Site visits: Are you asking the right questions?

    Edward Doyle - 0
    YOU'VE BEEN LOOKING for a new job (or your first out of training), and you've done everything by the book, from creating a well-organized...

    Negotiating compensation

    Edward Doyle - 0
    YOU'RE DEEP in the job search, and you've already received preliminary offers from two groups. The problem is that your top choice is offering...

    The pros and cons of working locum

    Edward Doyle - 0
    SHAUN S. BERGER, MD, remembers the moment he realized he wanted to work locum tenens. The pediatrician was working as a junior faculty member...

    Is a resident stipend right for you?

    Edward Doyle - 1
    AS YOU LOOK AHEAD to your first job, you've probably noticed that some organizations offer "resident stipends." The details around resident stipends vary, but...

    Sign-on incentives: What’s right for you?

    Edward Doyle - 0
    RECRUITERS HAVE a wide range of incentives to get physicians’ attention, from sign-on bonuses and relocation assistance to student loan forgiveness. In part, that’s...

    Who are you online?

    Edward Doyle - 0
    EARLIER THIS SUMMER, a Houston nurse posted critical comments on Facebook about a young patient with measles. Besides raising privacy questions, the comments also...

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    Dress for success (and what not to wear on your interview)

    Paula Katz - 0
    CONSIDER THE JOB CANDIDATE who showed up in a rural community in a suit and tie even though he was told dress would be...

    Is a resident stipend right for you?

    Edward Doyle - 1
    AS YOU LOOK AHEAD to your first job, you've probably noticed that some organizations offer "resident stipends." The details around resident stipends vary, but...

    Two reasons you’re probably stressed

    Today's Physician - 0
    THAT ANNOYING TRAFFIC JAM isn't causing your stress (though it isn't making it any better). The real reasons behind your stress go much deeper....

    Apps at the bedside

    Deborah Gesenway - 0
    WHETHER IT'S TO EDUCATE PATIENTS, calculate anticoagulation risks or choose the best test to order, doctors with smartphones ought to take some mobile medical...

    Bad news on physician burnout

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    Two-thirds of U.S. physicians feel burned out BAD NEWS for U.S. medicine: Nearly two-thirds of U.S. physicians say they feel burned out, depressed or both,...

    The pros and cons of working locum

    Edward Doyle - 0
    SHAUN S. BERGER, MD, remembers the moment he realized he wanted to work locum tenens. The pediatrician was working as a junior faculty member...
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