Guidance for Emerging Doctors: Be Cautious of Recruitment Agencies
In a recent interview, my business partner and I evaluated a highly promising candidate for our ophthalmology practice. She was exceptionally qualified—her residency director praised her as a standout, and she demonstrated charisma, ambition, and intelligence during the interview. However, her application came through a recruitment agency demanding a significant fee solely for forwarding her CV.
This situation highlights a common issue in the rapidly expanding physician recruitment industry. While working with headhunters can sometimes open doors, it also carries potential pitfalls. It's crucial for young doctors to understand the dynamics of recruitment processes and approach them with careful consideration to avoid unnecessary costs and complications.
As the healthcare job market continues to evolve, aspiring physicians should stay informed and exercise discernment when engaging with recruitment firms to ensure their career moves are strategic and beneficial.
Guidance for Young Doctors: Be Cautious of Recruitment Agencies
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