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Survey Finds Healthcare Providers Have Lost Income and Are Less Likely to Make a Career Change

Over half (59%) of healthcare providers have experienced a decrease in income due to COVID-19, according to a recent survey. Physicians and advanced practice clinicians reported an average of 22% decrease in income compared to 2019. The survey is The Medicus Firm’s annual Practice Preference & Relocation Survey and is comprised of 2,464 responses from physicians and advanced practice clinicians across multiple specialties.

Report Supports the Return of Elective Procedures is Key for Healthcare Job Market Growth

Forty-four percent of healthcare facilities report 81-100% of their elective procedures have returned which is up from 13%, according to a recent survey report. The healthcare job market is showing some signs of return with new job openings, increased locum tenens usage, and less movement in new hire start dates. The survey is the third in a series conducted by The Medicus Firm to learn how healthcare employers are adjusting to recruiting healthcare providers in a job market impacted by Coronavirus.

For the 12th Consecutive Year The Medicus Firm is One of the Best Companies to Work for in Texas

The Medicus Firm jumps up 12 spots from last year to rank 26th on the 2020 Best Companies to Work for in Texas. The awards program was created in 2006 and is a project of Texas Monthly, the Texas Association of Business (TAB), Texas SHRM and Best Companies Group.

Survey Finds Healthcare Employers Resume Hiring Physicians While in the Pandemic

Forty-three percent of employers are recruiting or have increased recruiting activities and 59% indicate no change in the number of open positions, according to a recent survey. An increase in recruiting activity, along with fewer position closures suggests the healthcare job market is leveling off. The survey was conducted by The Medicus Firm to learn how healthcare employers are adjusting to recruiting healthcare providers in a job market impacted by Coronavirus.