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A national nursing workforce survey found rising compensation alongside persistent concerns about workplace violence, leadership support, burnout, and career advancement.

A national physician survey found rising intent to leave practice alongside increasing chronic care demands and persistent income stagnation across settings.

“For EPs and other specialists, current FMV methodologies often fail to properly value their extensive training, technical expertise, and complex procedural skills, creating systematic undervaluation and artificial compensation constraints.” – Heart Rhythm

Alaska leads psychiatry earnings at $239,000 average salary with strongest job availability metrics nationwide.

“Medical salaries are getting worse and the limitation on consultation time increases, this causes the quality of health services to deteriorate and generates burnout in professionals.”

Survey data shows that, although open positions grew more slowly and turnover eased slightly, more than half of nurse managers still find recruitment more difficult than before, with many citing concerns about hiring practices that prioritize filling positions over ensuring competency and preparedness.