Careers

Two physician experts discuss their evaluation of mental health care for the leaders of health care teams across the United States.

Burnout, pay concerns and limited career growth drive workforce instability as employees push for education benefits and AI training.

Three physician experts propose solutions to open up access for doctors struggling with mental health concerns.

The California Medical Association launches MedWay, a new administrative management service for independent medical practices.

David Eisenberg, M.D., joins the show to talk about the importance of nutritional education for physicians.

The California Medical Association launches MedWay, a new administrative management service for independent medical practices.

The California Medical Association launches MedWay, a new administrative management service for independent medical practices.

Robert G.G. Piccinini, D.O., D.FACN, recently-appointed president of the American Osteopathic Association, joins the show to talk leadership, mental health and his goals as president.

The California Medical Association launches MedWay, a new administrative management service for independent medical practices.

Kem Tolliver, FACMPE, CPC, CMOM, president and CEO of Medical Revenue Cycle Specialists, joins the show with some keys to successful leadership in health care.

After years of waiting, physicians with federal student loans finally have a clearer repayment roadmap. The One Big Beautiful Bill Act brings sweeping changes to repayment plans, forgiveness rules and borrowing limits — and doctors need to act now to stay on the most efficient path.

Medical Economics sat down with Terry Bauer and Andrew Bonner of Special-Docs Consultants.

MedWay completes its first quarter serving independent doctors’ offices and physician-led health centers.

American Osteopathic Association President Robert G.G. Piccinini, DO, D.FACN, discusses priorities for his term at the helm.

American Osteopathic Association President Robert G.G. Piccinini, DO, D.FACN, discusses his background and a quick way for physicians to be leaders.

Why federal student loan changes could push future doctors away from primary care and leave millions without access to care.

Pilots at Mass General Brigham and Emory Healthcare show significant reductions in documentation burnout.

New randomized trial suggests wearable devices may support resilience and lower burnout odds among physicians.

Research shows telehealth increases physician time with patients, raising sustainability concerns for primary care.

A researcher also discusses how a team used AI to comb through years’ worth of physician and hospital data.

Columbia University researchers identify five measurable dimensions of team creativity that could help primary care practices solve persistent challenges.

A study quantifies effects of less market competition across the nation as hospitals integrated doctors’ offices into their systems.

Explore the latest insights on value-based care, physician debt, and essential practice tips in the interactive July/August 2025 edition of Medical Economics Insider.

“They need to just suck it up, buttercup.” That’s what an insurance executive told physicians who asked why the system was burning them out. For many physicians, that attitude is the last straw.

Orthopedic surgeons top the pay scale; pediatricians earn less than half as much.