What are some medical specialties allow for both private and hospital practice?

[LikeAirIRise]

I would like to be in a specialty that would allow for a dynamic environment where I'm not just in one set location at all times. I know it's a very broad and general question, but I would appreciate all kinds of ideas. Thank you!

Also, I'm not sure whether or not I posted this in the right thread, but this seemed like the most logical spot. If not, if a moderator could relocate the thread I'd appreciate it.

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[OrthoTraumaMD]

All surgical specialties have a hospital (OR) and clinic component.


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[Catalystik]

What are some medical specialties allow for both private and hospital practice?
I would like to be in a specialty that would allow for a dynamic environment where I'm not just in one set location at all times.

Neonatology.

 

[gyngyn]

Ob/Gyn

 

[HuskyMD Emeritus]

Pulmonary, cardiology, nephrology, ID, GI, neurology.

 

[LizzyM]

You might not want to use the term "private practice" if what you mean is ambulatory care or outpatient clinic. The "private practice" meaning a doctor's office that is privately owned and operated as a small business are being gobbled up by hospital systems in what is called "vertical integration".

 

[907914]

PM and R is where I’m lookin.

In reality though, basically every single specialty (including Family medicine) can work both Clinic and hospital. That is kinda what doctors do...