Published by Lookforzebras The Medscape Report on physician burnout and depression rates in 2022 showed an increase of 5% from the 2020 figures to 42% in 2021. The ER physician burnout rates showed the highest … Read more
Published by Lookforzebras The American Association of Continuing Medical Education states CME as “Educational activities that serve to maintain, develop, or increase the knowledge, skills and professional performance and relationships that a physician [or health … Read more
Published by Lookforzebras Performance reviews are a testing time in anyone’s life. It is a nerve-racking and highly anticipated event in any year. You have to prepare for your performance review throughout the year, but … Read more
When you were a child and adults asked you what you wanted to be one day, your answer always came quickly and confidently – a doctor. But now you are actually in medical school and … Read more
Published by Vijay Chandra The primary difference between clinical and non-clinical jobs has to do with whether you have direct contact with the patient being treated or not. A physician or a qualified health professional … Read more
Published by Lookforzebras The Covid epidemic which paralyzed the world economic system also had its impact on the medical profession. The income earned by medical practitioners differs not only by their particular specialty but also … Read more
Published by Lookforzebras Internships can help you obtain valuable work experience, complete a college requirement, and contribute to your resume. They can expose you to various areas of full-time work while also allowing you to … Read more
Published by Lookforzebras In a recent announcement, Principal Financial shared they would be retiring the unisex or gender-neutral rate, one of the disability insurance industries’ most widespread discounts for women. This news is not completely … Read more
