The report, which surveyed 10,011 participants across more than 29 specialties between October 2022 and January 2023, defined “young physicians” as those 40 and younger.
In this report, 72 percent said they had not experienced any of the potential cutbacks asked about in the survey.
Here is how employer belt tightening is affecting young physicians:
|
Potential cutback |
Percentage |
|
Not given annual raise |
13 percent |
|
Hours reduced |
5 percent |
|
Staff hours reduced |
1 percent |
|
Personally work part time rather than full time |
1 percent |
|
Raises delayed or not given |
1 percent |
|
Some staff work part time rather than full time |
1 percent |
|
Staff laid off |
1 percent |
|
Personally laid off |
1 percent |
|
Personally furloughed |
Less than 1 percent |
|
Staff furloughed |
Less than 1 percent |
|
Other |
6 percent |
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