National Early Career Transplant Hepatologist Survey: Compensation, Burnout, and Job Satisfaction.
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ABSTRACT: Despite the growth of transplant hepatology as a subspecialty over the past decade, data on professional roles and compensation models remain lacking. Furthermore, the prevalence of physician burnout and job satisfaction are unknown in this profession. We aimed to conduct a comprehensive assessment of early career transplant hepatologists to fill these voids in knowledge and to inform current and future transplant hepatologists. An online survey designed to quantify clinical and nonclinical roles, compensation and structure, job satisfaction, and burnout was sent to 256 early career transplant hepatologists. Respondents were divided into three practice settings: university hospital clinical (n = 79), non-university hospital clinical (n = 35), and research (n = 25). The median age of respon
SUBMITTER: Kriss M
PROVIDER: S-EPMC8034566 | biostudies-literature | 2021 Apr
REPOSITORIES: biostudies-literature
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