Which medical specialties are the most satisfied? 8 statistics

Most practicing physicians are happy and would choose to become physicians again, according to a new survey from the American Academy of Family Physicians and CompHealth.

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Over 5,000 physicians responded to the survey, sharing their thoughts on job satisfaction, happiness and stress.

The eight most satisfied specialties:

1. Urgent care (52 percent)
2. Surgery (46 percent)
3. Psychiatry (45 percent)
4. OB/GYN (43 percent)
5. Hospitalists (43 percent)
6. Emergency medicine (41 percent)
7. Primary care (41 percent)
8. Other (40 percent)

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