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Emergency medicine tops the burnout list again in 2024, with 63% of physicians reporting burnout, while plastic surgery reports the lowest at 37%.

The choice of medical specialty may have far-reaching implications beyond career satisfaction, potentially influencing a physician’s lifespan.

High inflation rates have outpaced physician income growth, leading to a real decrease in earnings for many doctors across the United States.

Plastic surgeons lead in happiness outside of work, while infectious disease specialists report the lowest satisfaction levels, highlighting the significant impact of work-life balance and self-care practices on physician well-being.

For physicians, the new year offers a pivotal opportunity to reassess financial plans, from optimizing retirement contributions to ensuring tax documents are in order, paving the way for a secure financial future.

Retired physicians are redefining their career paths, engaging in roles ranging from telemedicine to international volunteerism, blending their medical expertise with new challenges and opportunities.