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    Burnout

    Burnout
    Residents face the specter of burnout daily. Moving out of medical school and into graduate medical training brings larger hours and harder work. While burnout might be hard to avoid, in this section, Today's Physician will help you identify some of the causes and symptoms of burnout and provide tips on how to manage stress.

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    Apps at the bedside

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    Bad news on physician burnout

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    The pros and cons of working locum

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    Career planning: never too soon

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    Finding locum work

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    WHEN IT COMES TO working locum tenens, one of the biggest questions most physicians have is this: Will they be able to find regular...

    A look at physician compensation trends

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    Today’s Physician publishes a print magazine, e-mail newsletters and a Web site to help physicians in training and early career physicians prepare for and sustain a career in medicine. Articles focus on topics like creating a CV, preparing for the interview process, negotiating contracts, analyzing compensation trends, and preventing burnout.
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