Finding the right physician job during residency
By PracticeLink Staff September 4, 2026
Finding the right physician job during residency starts with knowing your priorities, exploring opportunities early and finding the right fit.
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By PracticeLink Staff September 4, 2026
Finding the right physician job during residency starts with knowing your priorities, exploring opportunities early and finding the right fit.
Read full article
Dr. Tony Moon shares what worked for him in the job search and how to practice preventive medicine.
Radhames Ramos De Oleo, M.D. shares advice for residents in their physician job searches.
Trevor Washburn, M.D. shares smart goals for physician residency.
By PracticeLink Staff September 4, 2026
FUTURE EMPLOYER: ASPIRUS HEALTH, STEVENS POINT, WISCONSIN
RESIDENCY: SAINT LOUIS UNIVERSITY, PEDIATRICS (2027)
Seleguim enjoys spending time with her husband and four children, sailing and fishing. Her family loves watching baseball.
The possibility of starting my job search early during training surprised me. I had amazing people mentoring me and knew my career goals, which allowed me to explore my options with no rush.
Know what your priorities are in terms of the community you want to be part of. Networking with people in your prospective job and location can be very helpful determining if that place is a good fit.
Coming from a small town, I wanted to raise my kids with a similar upbringing. Finding an institution that respected me and my values in a safe, family-friendly area was the ideal.
I was exploring the PracticeLink website and was interested in a job opening they posted. I sent my CV for consideration and the recruiter reached out the following day to schedule a phone call. We talked for several months including video interviews, an in-person visit and follow-up calls.
I created my profile with PracticeLink by the end of my intern year. Initially, I just wanted to get a feel of the job market. I was positively impressed to find jobs out there that met my wants and needs.
As cliché as it may sound, be yourself. Be upfront about your career interests and what you are looking for in a practice. •


