RadOnc Job Market: Back to the Future

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The majority (2/3rds) of Radiation Oncologists are employees.

The "party line" from ASTRO has been - and continues to be - "unemployment is low, everything is fine".

I would point out that over the last seven years we have seen an unprecedented collapse of organizations that employ Radiation Oncologists and/or supply their capital equipment.

At what point are we going to stop spinning press releases and censoring workforce panels and realize:

Using physician unemployment as your benchmark while ignoring massive levels of institutional insolvency is the equivalent of getting excited about a drug that improves progression-free survival but decreases overall survival.

I wouldn't prescribe that drug.

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The majority (2/3rds) of Radiation Oncologists are employees.

The "party line" from ASTRO has been - and continues to be - "unemployment is low, everything is fine".

I would point out that over the last seven years we have seen an unprecedented collapse of organizations that employ Radiation Oncologists and/or supply their capital equipment.

At what point are we going to stop spinning press releases and censoring workforce panels and realize:

Using physician unemployment as your benchmark while ignoring massive levels of institutional insolvency is the equivalent of getting excited about a drug that improves progression-free survival but decreases overall survival.

I wouldn't prescribe that drug.

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