13 most popular medical side gigs for physicians

Medscape laid out physicians’ side gigs in its 2022 “Physician Side Gigs” report. 

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Medscape surveyed more than 2,500 physicians on their side jobs. 

Here are physicians’ medical side gigs and the percentage of physicians participating:

Medical consulting:

Men: 27 percent

Women: 17 percent

Expert witness:

Men: 25 percent

Women: 11 percent

Chart review:

Men: 20 percent

Women: 12 percent

Medical moonlighting:

Men: 18 percent

Women: 17 percent

Speaking:

Men: 16 percent

Women: 13 percent

Telemedicine consulting and advising:

Men: 12 percent

Women: 15 percent

Medical device development:

Men: 4 percent

Women: 3 percent

Healthcare startup:

Men: 4 percent

Women: 3 percent

Medical spa work:

Men: 4 percent

Women: 5 percent

Medical podcasting:

Men: 3 percent

Women: 4 percent

EMR training:

Men: 2 percent

Women: 1 percent

Tutoring:

Men: 2 percent

Women: 2 percent

Mental health counseling:

Men: 2 percent

Women: 2 percent

My side gig does not include medical-related activities:

Men: 16 percent

Women: 21 percent

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