The best parts about being an employed physician

For physicians, choosing whether to be employed or self-employed can be one of the biggest decisions they make during their careers. 

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While there are pros and cons to both options, here is what employed physicians like most about their work setup, according to Medscape’s 2023 “Employed Physicians Report,” published Aug. 22: 

Note: Two percent of physicians said they do not like anything about being an employed physician. 

1. Don’t have to run a business: 56 percent 

2. Stable income: 52 percent 

3. Employer pays for malpractice insurance: 28 percent 

4. Work-life balance: 22 percent 

5. Work with large teams and staff: 13 percent 

6. Spend less time on rules and regulations: 10 percent

7. Company management: 1 percent 

8. Other: 2 percent 

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