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Physics market even betterMaybe you could go to dosimetry school while you're doing in house night call in hopes of that future pay raise.
Physics market even betterMaybe you could go to dosimetry school while you're doing in house night call in hopes of that future pay raise.
Exactly nobody can speak up. I actively know of ****ty places where no one can speak up if they are unsatisfied, be it about the schedule or safety issues. Those in charge retaliate and will do things to push those who speak up out. They know that those people are easily replaceable.a bad job market hurts us all. Even people in amazing enviable jobs now have little movement if their personal situations change. There is no guarantee you can absolutely find something exactly where you want. Less flexibility. Employed people have to keep head down because losing employment at the moment would be terrible. Nobody can speak up. Its overall a bad environment for everyone even those in amazing jobs. People are basically locked in. The saying was first job is not your last. Is this still the case?
we are on the pirate ship sitting on plank. Only way out is to jump. No other ships around. The sharks feast on your emaciated body from the breadlines if the scurvy does not get you. The shoulder monkey/parrot laughs at you.
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Want to be a board certified doc making less than the residents you are forced to educate? Come to rad onc.
They can even do SBRT on sea lions. Unfortunately, this one died soon after.Just came across this nice sounding private practice rad onc job in Richmond, VA!
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Just listened to our front office staff fend off a cold call from a locums company rep looking for any vacation, short term, or longer term staffing needs to place "multiple available physicians". At a rural location 50 miles from the nearest airport with commercial service I doubt we were their first call. I'm genuinely curious if that is standard operating procedure for locums companies. Like @DebtRising I assume locums recruiting predominantly goes the other direction, but I can appreciate that you need to find both jobs and MDs to staff to play matchmaker and take a cut.Look at the marketing angle though. Is there any other field with reverse locums? Not only can you cold email to beg for jobs, you can pay a staffing company to do it for you! Rad onc continues to rocket to the top of the charts. Congratulations to everyone who did there part to make this dream possible.
It also seems to me, subjectively, that the caliber of locums physicians is increasing. I had one email about an RO MD who is interested in a locums-based/transitional leadership position. Had never heard of this before.
Same... Got a cold email from a mud phud that graduated last decade looking for locums opps. Downright scary if you ask me....It also seems to me, subjectively, that the caliber of locums physicians is increasing. I had one email about an RO MD who is interested in a locums-based/transitional leadership position. Had never heard of this before.
Same... Got a cold email from a mud phud that graduated last decade looking for locums opps. Downright scary if you ask me....
"Babysitting the linac?! That actually happens? You expect ME to do that? I honestly thought I'd walk through the door, everyone would bow down, the owner would hand me the keys to the building and the title to his car (and his wife), and the partners would place a crown on my head!"I saw the same. I didn't really know what to think of that. Some higher up academic got axed, think they're too good to babysit as a locums? Good luck with all that
Just came across this nice sounding private practice rad onc job in Richmond, VA!
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