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American Journal of Roentgenology, Vol 172, 885-892, Copyright © 1999 by American Roentgen Ray Society


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Hiring of diagnostic radiologists in 1997

SD Elliott, JH Sunshine, GR Bushee and B Schepps
Elliott Research, Vienna, VA 22180, USA.

OBJECTIVE: We sought to determine the hiring activities of physician groups with respect to diagnostic radiologists. MATERIALS AND METHODS: A survey was mailed to a stratified, random sample of 589 groups of physicians in the autumn of 1997; 76% responded. Responses were weighted to represent all practices in the United States that have more than one radiologist. Findings were compared with results of similar, previous surveys. RESULTS: In the 12 months before the survey, groups sought to hire 1909 (+/-111[SE]) diagnostic radiologists; 888 (+/-77) of these jobs were new positions, the rest were replacements for radiologists who left groups. Groups did not seek to refill another 366 (+/-57) positions that had been vacated during these 12 months. Groups succeeded in hiring 1488 (+/-92) diagnostic radiologists. Generally, the percentage of available positions that groups succeeded in filling did not differ among subspecialty fields. A greater perceived effect of managed care on a group was associated with fewer expansion positions and less likelihood that positions were offered on a partnership-track basis but otherwise was unrelated to hiring activity. Eighty-one percent of available positions were in groups that preferred recently trained radiologists to those with 10-20 years' experience; 28% of full- time positions in private nonacademic groups were not partnership- track. CONCLUSION: The decline in hiring evident during 1991-1995 has reversed. In the year ending in the autumn of 1997, for the first time in recent years, positions available exceeded radiologists to fill them; the excess was approximately 278 positions.
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