Background The hospitalist workforce has been at the forefront of the pandemic and has
been stretched in both clinical and nonclinical domains. We aimed to understand current …

The opportunity to serve as an educator is a top reason that residency graduates choose
careers in academic hospital medicine. 1 Hospitalists are often primary clinical educators to …

ABSTRACT BACKGROUND The field of hospital medicine is growing rapidly in academic
medical centers. However, few organizations have explicitly considered the opportunities …

Hospitalists practice hospital medicine, which represents the fastest growing medical
speciality in the history of American medicine. Initially fueled by research demonstrating …

Background: Clinical growth is outpacing the growth of traditional educational opportunities
at academic medical centers (AMCs). Objective: To understand the impact of clinical growth …

BACKGROUND Understanding the concept of career success is critical for hospital
medicine groups seeking to create sustainably rewarding faculty positions. Conceptual …

Hospitalists are the most rapidly growing group of providers in the United States; in a few
years, there will be more hospitalists than cardiologists in the US While early growth in the …

Background: Academic hospital medicine (AHM) groups continue to grow rapidly, driven
largely by clinical demands. While new hospitalist faculty usually have strong backgrounds …

Many people date the start of the hospitalist field to my 1996 New England Journal of
Medicine article, 1 which first introduced the concept to a broad audience. That makes 2011 …

BACKGROUND: Academic hospital medicine is a new and rapidly growing field. Hospitalist
faculty members often fill roles not typically held by other academic faculty, maintain heavy …