An ER physician asks our careers consultant for suggestions on asking the supervisor for a better schedule over the desire to have a personal life.

Learn how physician leaders can benefit from understanding the elements of emotional intelligence.

Examine questions that all physician leaders should ask themselves periodically to ensure that they are leading and not bringing down their staff.

Learn about steps you can take to build trust and stronger physician relationships, and ensure your quality improvement efforts are successful.

Purposeful work takes thoughtfulness and practice. Here are suggestions to help find that meaning in work.

Read about Deloitte's survey on workplace burnout and get ideas for physician leaders and other professionals to prevent it.

This article discusses Walter Dishell's route to stardom and how to achieve fame outside of the practice of medicine.

In order to get paid for the work they do, doctors and their staffs must stay informed regarding all the new regulations presented by the government and third-party payers. Audits improve the chances that your group is compliant with Federal and stat...

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An AAPL Careers Consultant advises a general surgeon concerned about conflict among members of the surgical team at their small hospital.

Empathy: Understanding others — whether a patient, a colleague or a direct report — can make you a better physician leader.

Empathy training is no quick fix for burnout, some experts see empathy scores as a barometer of organizational and clinician wellness.