Side Gig Nation
Curated by Jan Greene
The Takeaway
Physicians have a variety of ways to make extra money outside of their main day jobs, most often consulting or other medical work, a Medical Economics survey finds.
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Details
The top 14 sources of secondary income for doctors, according to the magazine’s annual survey, are:
- consulting (23% of respondents),
- other medical work (19%),
- clinical work (13%),
- expert witness (12%),
- teaching (11%),
- nursing home (9%),
- speaking (9%),
- hospice (7%),
- urgent care (5%),
- locum tenens (4%),
- preceptor (4%),
- clinical trials (3%),
- military (2%), and
- telemedicine (1%).
Assessment
The online survey, conducted in October 2015, had 2065 responses from confirmed physicians actively practicing medicine, with a margin of error of 2.1%.
Conclusion
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