In the ten years following residency, I’ve learned more than all of those hours I spent in school, but in a different way. One day, you too will look back and have plenty of advice for those entering the field for the very first time. Here are the top ten things I’ve learned since residency.

Congratulations! After years of hard work, little sleep and lots of determination, you finished residency, and your paycheck finally reflects a physician’s salary. The increase from the average residency pay of $61,2001 to a full-time physician salary is typically large.

Over the last several years, an increasing number of hospitals are contracting with physician service groups to provide coverage for their emergency departments versus employing physicians on their own

When it comes to starting a new career, or making a career change, finding the ideal practice setting in a thriving community is a priority for most physicians and advanced practice clinicians. Halfway between New York and Florida and halfway between Washington D.C. and Atlanta

Thousands of emergency medicine professionals from around the world gather to attend emergency medicine’s premiere event, ACEP19. The annual conference brings networking opportunities and showcases of new technology and specialty-specific education to one location.

Over the last several years, an increasing number of hospitals are contracting with physician service groups to provide coverage for their emergency departments versus employing physicians on their own

Knowing what needs to be done to prepare for the job market and when each task should be completed can become overwhelming. For some residents, this is part of what keeps them pushing the process further away