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1 in 5 Physicians Has Considered Quitting Their Current Job, Survey Finds
The Medscape Physician Nonclinical Careers Report 2021 published Oct. 8 found one in five physicians has considered leaving their current job to pursue nonclinical careers.
Researchers surveyed more than 2,500 physicians across the U.S. for the annual report.
Key takeaways:
- Fifty-eight percent of those wanting to change career paths said they planned to make the change within three years.
- Eight in 10 looking for a career change are actively exploring other options, with 53 percent looking online.
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