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News|Videos|March 27, 2024

Match 2024: An expert’s advice for new family doctors

Author(s)Richard Payerchin

AAFP president discusses the 2024 Match and the present and future of family and internal medicine.

Steven P. Furr, MD, FAAFP, president of the American Academy of Family Physicians, offers his best tips for new family physicians getting ready to start their practices. Furr spoke to Medical Economics to discuss the record number of primary care positions offered in the 2024 Match.

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