Early Career Physiatrists: What Should I Be Asking That I'm Not Asking? Navigating New Careers, Career Changes, And Career Advancement for Early Career Physiatrists-Early Career Physiatrists: "What Should I Be Asking That I'm Not Asking?" Navigating New Careers, Career Changes, And Career Advancement for Early Career Physiatrists

Early Career Physiatrists: "What Should I Be Asking That I'm Not Asking?" Navigating New Careers, Career Changes, And Career Advancement for Early Career Physiatrists

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The panel discussion focused on the factors that influenced the panelists' decisions when accepting their first positions after training. These factors included geographical location, academic opportunities, career growth, and compensation. The panelists emphasized the importance of asking questions, networking, and conducting research to negotiate a fair salary and understand industry standards. In terms of job satisfaction, the panelists highlighted the significance of working with supportive colleagues, having opportunities for program development, and aligning work with personal interests and values. They also mentioned the importance of considering work-life balance and the overall vision and culture of the organization. When it comes to career changes or diversifying skill sets, the panelists recommended evaluating personal motivations and interests, seeking mentorship and support, exploring alternative career paths, and considering the financial implications of such transitions. They also emphasized the need to reassess priorities, say no to excessive commitments, and seek opportunities for personal and professional growth. Overall, the panelists shared valuable insights and tips for navigating new careers, career changes, and career advancement for early career physiatrists.

Keywords

panel discussion

factors

first positions

geographical location

career growth

compensation

job satisfaction

work-life balance

career changes