Do Physicians Simply Serve As Middlemen For Specialists And Patients?

- September 2, 2010, 5:49 am

One doctor with a thriving medical practice in California, suddenly accepted a position in a corporation; he traded his shingle for a corporate name plate. Being a doctor became boring, in his recollection. It had turned into nothing more than simply listening to patients, the doctor claimed. Because malpractice insurance was so extremely expensive, he was no longer allowing his group to perform certain procedures such as surgery, or getting involved with the treatment of complex medical problems. Now he found himself just a stop, a way station, as his patient continued on to a specialist. To get a closer look on medical recruitment visit this site.