8 Top Drivers of Physician Satisfaction

About 70 percent of the nation’s physicians are satisfied with practicing medicine, according to the Deloitte 2013 Survey of U.S. Physicians.

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Though many physicians are happy with their job, according to the survey, different factors drive that satisfaction. Here are eight things physicians find most satisfying about practicing medicine:

1.    Patient relationships: 37 percent
2.    Protecting and promoting the health of individuals: 32 percent
3.    Intellectual stimulation: 19 percent
4.    Financial rewards: 5 percent
5.    Interacting with colleagues: 3 percent
6.    Prestige of medicine: 2 percent
7.    Leading a team of health professionals: 1 percent
8.    Running a business/administering a complex healthcare organization: 1 percent

The survey’s findings are based off of 613 responses from primary care physicians, surgical specialists, non-surgical specialists and other physicians.

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