Jim Vincoli

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Survey: Radiologists 50 and older eager for work changes
A recent survey indicates that an exodus of veteran physicians could be imminent. The survey asked some 1,200 physicians, including radiologists, between the ages of 50 and 65 what they plan to do professionally over the next one to three years. About half said they plan to opt out of patient care, work fewer hours, and/or reduce the number of patients they see, with more radiologists looking to make practice changes compared to other physicians.
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