Transitioning from resident to hospitalist
Medical Staff Briefing, January 1, 2009
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To fend off the ongoing physician shortage, many academic medical centers are recruiting from their own residency programs. In fact, half of new hospitalists are recruited from residency or fellowship programs, according to the 2007–2008 Society of Hospital Medicine Biannual Survey.
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