Career
Career
More thoughts about hospitalist burnout
Many hospitalists address their own work-related distress by simply working less in total, but that isn’t an ideal solution for the field.
Career
Sneak Peek: The Hospital Leader blog – Dec. 2017
Female leaders face well-documented and controversial challenges that require careful thought.
Career
Swarm and suspicion leadership
Leaders influence the tone and tenor of their own group’s interactions as well as interactions between different working groups.
Career
Hospitalist movers and shakers – Nov. 2017
Take note of some recent career transitions in the hospital medicine community.
Career
Inclusion valued by advanced practice providers
Nurse practitioners should learn to say “yes” to career opportunities as they arise, says hospital medicine nurse practitioner Lorraine Britting...
Career
Sneak Peek: The Hospital Leader blog – Nov. 2017
Unlike a generation or two ago, U.S. workers no longer expect to receive generous benefits and lifelong employment in exchange for hard work and...
From the Society
Understanding people is complex, yet essential for effective leadership
You have to start somewhere, said veteran SHM member Jeffrey Wiese, MD, FACP, MHM, and you have to see the entry level years as investing in...
From the Society
Emphasizing an entrepreneurial spirit: Raman Palabindala, MD
Venkatraraman “Raman” Palabindala, MD, FACP, SFHM, says he was destined to be a doctor since birth.
Practice Management
Thinking about productivity: Survey data 2017
The high demand for hospitalists is probably the most significant force causing hospitalist compensation to rise faster than in most other...
Career
PHM17 session summary: Career Development (K Award) grants
Embracing the benefit of formalizing your research training early can lead to a successful and satisfying academic career in the long term.