Internal Medicine Jobs

How do I find the right Internist Job?

Internist jobs are located in rural, urban, and suburban areas throughout the country. Selecting the right internal medicine physician position involves a careful consideration of both the job and the community in which it is located. In appraising the job, such factors as the prospective compensation package, including medical education debt repayment assistance; number of physician colleagues in the practice; physician–patient ratio; payer mix; and scope of practice, are important to evaluate. Others factors (such as climate; distance to family and friends; community size; cultural, recreational, educational, and residential opportunities; and employment opportunities for your spouse) are equally important to assess. Your goal is to achieve a work–life balance that satisfies you and your family.

Job Advice Resources

How to write a cover letter, resume and CV

For initial contacts with a practice representative, a cover letter accompanied by either a resume or curriculum vitae (CV) is recommended. Since the cover letter will be your first contact with the practice, keep it focused, accurate, and interesting.  Read More...  

Soliciting Letters of Recommendation

Unless you are beginning a solo practice, most job opportunities are associated with an evaluative component. Once again, you will be the target of scrutiny. Typically, the evaluation of your abilities is conducted in two ways: by personal interview and by letters of recommendation. Read More...

Effective CV Preparations for Physicians

Learn how to organize and present your CV to make a positive impression on a prospective employer. Watch Video...  

Tips for the First Interview

The interview is an opportunity to "sell" yourself and learn about the practice. It's a crucial step in acquiring a position, and one of the best opportunities to determine if you are making the best, or worst, decision of your career. Read More...