Archive for Physician Job Search

Free Physician Job Posting with The Physician Job Network

Tuesday, April 27th, 2010

If your practice is considering hiring a new associate then it would be  a great idea to utilize the free marketing services of the Physician Job Network.  They utilize advanced SEO tools to put your position at the top of the major search engines.  This is a job site that we helped fund because we recognized a need and wanted to provide an affordable alternative to the the specialty job sites and expensive recruitment firms.

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To Hire or Not To Hire, That is the Question?

Monday, March 15th, 2010

With the impending changes on the horizon and the looming Medicare cuts hanging in the balance, it seems that many of our clients are hanging their decision to hire in the balance as well.  What the government has failed(as usual) to realize is that their dithering has done nothing but drive unemployment up and job security down.

We work with hundreds of physicians every year and continued to hear that plans are being put on hold and strategies are being realigned to cope with whatever may happen in Washington.  It is true, there is a problem with some areas of our healthcare system.  The fixes that are being voted on do not really fix anything, they will just create a larger mess to clean up later.

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Physician Recruitment Methods

Friday, February 12th, 2010

Physician Recruitment Methods:

I would suggest considering the following avenues, in order of cost effectiveness:

  1. Networking with friends of existing physicians and regional training programs
  2. Advertise in journals and on websites catering to the specialties you seek.  Every specialty has one or two journals and/or websites that most active job-seekers look at.
  3. Keep your ear to the ground for rumors in your region of groups breaking up, hospitals going bankrupt, etc.  Target physicians in those organizations for contact.
  4. Provide fliers for your existing physicians to post at professional meetings.  Ideally, they may invite interested parties for a chat at the meeting.
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