Careers

Acknowledgment, clarity and smart trade-offs matter more than quick fixes.

A conversation with the leader of the American Association of Colleges of Osteopathic Medicine.

FTC hears from physicians, other professionals about restrictions when workers leave or change jobs.

The president of the American Association of Colleges of Osteopathic Medicine describes state of osteopathic medical education.

FTC begins new discussion on noncompete agreements in work contracts across health care and the general economy.

Rihan Javid, D.O., J.D., co-founder and president of Edge, joins the show to discuss how staffing pressures are landing inside medical practices in 2026.

Medical Economics sat down with Bill Heller, chief operating officer at CHG Healthcare, to discuss the company’s latest survey on why satisfaction alone isn’t enough to retain physicians.

What physicians and other clinicians need to know about the challenges facing the U.S. blood supply.

There are clear, actionable opportunities for employers to re-engage their physician workforce in ways that are both meaningful and measurable.

Michael Jerkins, M.D., M.Ed., a practicing physician and co-founder of Panacea Financial, joins the show to discuss financial independence, physician debt and why financial decisions can quietly take control of a physician's time.

Burnout is a predictable outcome of a system that demands more than it supports.

How do you turn the vision of going independent into a functioning medical practice?

AMGA President Jerry Penso, M.D., MBA, and Practicing Excellence founder Stephen Beeson, M.D., discuss their new partnership and why physician training is shifting away from seminars toward in-the-workflow development.

Why the American Osteopathic Association filed a lawsuit against the American Board of Internal Medicine over medical program director certification.

What are the top priorities facing physicians across the country this year?

American Osteopathic Association president discusses a split with ABIM in internal medicine education and a potential legal remedy to fix it.

Why the American Osteopathic Association filed a lawsuit against the American Board of Internal Medicine over medical program director certification.

American Osteopathic Association president discusses a split with ABIM in internal medicine education and a potential legal remedy to fix it.

Some physicians are pushing back on the catch-all label “provider,” saying it confuses patients, blurs credentials and chips away at professional identity.

Why the American Osteopathic Association filed a lawsuit against the American Board of Internal Medicine over medical program director certification.

How will the new federal effort affect primary care?

Why the American Osteopathic Association filed a lawsuit against the American Board of Internal Medicine over medical program director certification.

Why the American Osteopathic Association filed a lawsuit against the American Board of Internal Medicine over medical program director certification.

The most popular stories of the year ranged from AI to MOC.

Why the American Osteopathic Association filed a lawsuit against the American Board of Internal Medicine over medical program director certification.