The most important factors for residents choosing their 1st position

Thirty-eight percent of medical residents said work schedule is the most important consideration when choosing their first position, according to Medscape’s “Residents Lifestyle & Happiness Report 2022.”

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Medscape surveyed 1,376 residents between March 24 and May 25. 

Here’s the most important factors for medical residents choosing their first position:

  • Work schedule/call hours: 38 percent
  • Supportive organizational/practice environment: 20 percent
  • Starting salary/compensation: 19 percent
  • Educational/professional growth opportunities: 7 percent
  • Potential for career advancement: 6 percent

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