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Radiologists still high on recruiters' wish lists
A recent drop in the number of recruiting assignments for radiologists taken on by a major executive search firm shouldn't be a cause for alarm. Despite the decline, demand for radiologists is still at historically high levels, according to Mark Smith of Merritt, Hawkins & Associates.
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