Career Articles & Tips for Physicians

Behavioral interviews are becoming more common for healthcare jobs. Be prepared with these behavioral interview tips from PracticeMatch.

A great resume can open doors to a plethora of employment opportunities. A bad resume on the other hand, can shut them.

If you are like most medical professionals and strapped for time but need to keep abreast of the latest in medicine, try using these time saving medical journal apps.

City living isn't for everyone. Sometimes it's nice to get away from the hustle and bustle of noisy city living and head off to the country.

Are you stuck in a work rut? Do you enjoy traveling or working in a variety of clinical settings? If you answered yes to any of these questions locum tenens work may be the answer for you.

Medical Liability Insurance is a necessary and sometimes costly part of practicing medicine in America.

In the past, a Physician's reputation was based on word of mouth from patients and colleagues in their local community. Today, things are very different with online patient comments and opinions shaping much of a Physician's reputation.

A hospital hiring manager or a physician recruiter calls you about the perfect position. What's next? A phone interview.

Everyone wants their CV to standout, so here are some tips on information that is best left for later (or omitted entirely) from a curriculum vitae.

Find out what can you do to fast-track your job search, or at least avoid wasting time chasing leads that go nowhere.

If this is your first position as a physician, or if it's been a while since you've been handed a contract, you may have some questions.