Doctors are 59% more likely to work at private companies in comparison to public companies

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Private companies tend to be more attractive for physicians to work in compared to larger public companies. The main reasons for this may be that private companies typically offer more opportunities for flexible working arrangements, greater potential for income growth, and a more supportive work environment.

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