Med-Ped PhysEmp Salary Report: July 2026
Consider the Med-Ped physician: dual-boarded in internal medicine and pediatrics, capable of managing a 74-year-old’s congestive heart failure in the morning and a toddler’s ear infection after lunch.
Neurology PhysEmp Salary Report: July 2026
Somewhere in Las Vegas, a neurologist is being offered $500,000 a year to interpret EEGs, and somewhere in Baton Rouge, another neurologist is being offered $225,000 to do broadly the same thing.
Hospitalist PhysEmp Salary Report: July 2026
Somewhere in Corning, New York — population roughly 10,000, best known for glass — a hospital system is willing to pay a Hospitalist up to $600,000 a year.
Nephrology PhysEmp Salary Report: July 2026
Fifty-three job listings. Three disclosed salaries.
Internal-Medicine PhysEmp Salary Report: July 2026
Somewhere in Williston, North Dakota — population roughly 29,000 and windchill roughly personal — an Internal Medicine physician can walk into a flat $350,000 offer.
The New Physician Credentialing Checklist: CAQH, DEA, State Licenses, and What No One Taught You
Med school taught you how to manage a crashing patient. It did not teach you how to fill out a CAQH profile. Somehow the second one is what’s standing between you and your first paycheck as an attending. Credentialing is the least glamorous part of becoming a practicing physician, and it’s also the part with […]
AI Scribes Promise Relief But Create New Liabilities
AI-powered documentation tools promise significant time savings for physicians, but emerging evidence reveals new liability exposures, consent failures, and editing workloads that employment contracts have yet to address. Health systems deploying these tools without transparent compensation frameworks and liability clarity risk physician attrition to competitors offering clearer terms.