Top 5 reasons why physicians want to change workplaces

More than a third of physicians (39.3 percent) wish that they could change their workplace, according to Physicians Practice’s 2015 Great American Physician Survey.

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The survey includes responses from 1,001 physicians.

Here are the top five reasons why physicians want to change workplaces:

•    To get away from the unhealthy culture of my current workplace — 36.4 percent
•    To get more time for my personal life — 26.5 percent
•    To make more money — 13 percent
•    To advance my career or partnership prospects — 7.8 percent
•    To live in a different geographic area — 6.9 percent

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