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Career Satisfaction of Psychiatrists

Psychiatric Services, 2011
According to recent estimates, there is a shortage of around 45,000 psychiatrists in the United States. It will be very difficult to address this problem without attracting more medical students to psychiatry and motivating the current crop of psychiatrists to see more patients and delay retirement.
Jim P, DeMello, Satish P, Deshpande
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Career satisfaction

Career Development International, 2012
Purpose The purpose of this study is to investigate the impact of personal characteristics (proactive personality and performance goal orientation) and contextual characteristics (organizational learning culture and leader‐member exchange quality) on employees' career satisfaction.
Baek‐Kyoo (Brian) Joo, Kathryn J. Ready   +1 more
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Cornerstones of Career Satisfaction in Medicine

The Canadian Journal of Psychiatry, 2006
Objectives: To establish a reliable and concise measure of career satisfaction that covers all 4 of its dimensions and to document higher dimensions of satisfaction among the major medical specialties and across varying patterns of clinical practice ...
Rein, Lepnurm, Danton, Danielson, Roy, Dobson, David, Keegan   +3 more
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Career Satisfaction of Surgical Specialties

Annals of Surgery, 2011
To examine the factors that impact career satisfaction for various surgical specialties.An acute shortage of surgeons is anticipated in the future. Career dissatisfaction can make this already difficult situation worse. It is important to understand and address factors that influence career satisfaction of surgeons to prolong tenure of existing ...
Satish P, Deshpande, Sagar S, Deshpande
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Employee Alienation: Relationships With Careerism and Career Satisfaction

Journal of Managerial Psychology, 2013
Purpose The purpose of this paper is to investigate the extent to which employees' perceptions of alienation (personal and social) are related to positive (career satisfaction) and negative (careerist orientation) career‐related outcomes and to examine the mediating role of career satisfaction.
Ans De Vos, Ismael Diaz, Dan S Chiaburu
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Career satisfaction and professional accomplishments

Medical Education, 2010
Medical Education 2010: 44 : 969–976 Context  Research on doctor career satisfaction has often focused on factors such as income, specialty, gender, work hours ...
Mohammadreza, Hojat, Benjamin, Kowitt, Cataldo, Doria, Joseph S, Gonnella   +3 more
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Career Satisfaction in Pediatrics

Pediatrics, 1991
In Reply.— Dr Bosley cites the article by Schunk and Osterud on "Duration of Pediatric and Internal Medicine Practice in Oregon" (Pediatrics. 1989;83:28-432). A survey of Oregon pediatricians and internists older than 60 years of age showed close agreement between the two groups in their satisfaction with their career choices. Internists
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Career Satisfaction Among Psychiatrists in Texas

Southern Medical Journal, 1995
We examined present and anticipated future levels of career satisfaction among psychiatrists in the greater Houston area. We gathered data by means of an anonymous questionnaire. The strongest univariate correlations between background variables and current and anticipated future levels of career satisfaction were found with age, years in practice, and
R S, McKelvey, J A, Webb
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Physician Satisfaction with Career Choices in Geriatrics

The Gerontologist, 1990
In a national survey of fellows who had trained in geriatric medicine and psychiatry, the vast majority of former fellows expressed satisfaction with their current work. Satisfaction with a career choice in geriatrics was significantly greater among those physicians who had practices with large numbers of patients over 75, accepted Medicare assignment,
A L, Siu, J C, Beck
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Factors Impacting Career Satisfaction of Hospitalists

The Health Care Manager, 2012
A study was undertaken to examine various factors that impact career satisfaction of hospitality. This study used data collected by the Center for Studying Health System Change's 2008 Health Tracking Physician survey. The 2008 HTP data set consisted of 4720 physicians belonging to the American Medical Association, of which 206 identified themselves as ...
Sagar S, Deshpande, Satish P, Deshpande
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