Welcome to Physiatry News, your source for up-to-date insights and resources in the field of physiatry. Our post covers essential topics for career advancement, including Contract Negotiation, Job Hunting, Practice Management, Recruitment, and Compensation. Whether you’re navigating contract terms, searching for new opportunities, managing a practice, hiring qualified physiatrists, or assessing compensation trends, Farr Healthcare provides the information and support you need to succeed. Explore each section for in-depth guidance and industry expertise tailored to the needs of physiatrists and physiatrists healthcare employers.
What Factors Should PM&R Physicians Look for in Jobs Before Making a Career Move
What Factors Should PM&R Physicians Look for in Jobs Before Making a Career Move For most physiatrists, the best career move in Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation (PM&R) isn’t necessarily the one with the highest salary or the title of Medical Director. Sometimes geographic considerations beyond the location itself are pivotal in defining your priorities and...
Physiatrist Jobs Report – Summer 2026: What Should PM&R Physicians Consider Before Making a Move?
Physiatrist Jobs Report – Summer 2026: What Should PM&R Physicians Consider Before Making a Move? The physiatry job market remains active in summer 2026, with practice opportunities spanning inpatient rehabilitation, outpatient medicine, interventional care, skilled nursing facilities, academics, medical leadership, locum tenens, and practice ownership. According to Farr Healthcare’s 2026 physiatry job market analysis, approximately...
PM&R Jobs in the Northeast: Career Opportunities in New York, New Jersey & Pennsylvania
PM&R Jobs in the Northeast: Career Opportunities in New York, New Jersey & Pennsylvania Why Physiatrists Continue to Choose the Northeast For many physiatrists, location is just as important as compensation, call responsibilities, practice culture, leadership opportunities, and long-term career growth when evaluating a new position. The Northeast, particularly New York, New Jersey, and Pennsylvania,...
Signs It May Be Time to Transition to a Different PM&R Practice
Signs It May Be Time to Transition to a Different PM&R Practice Physical Medicine & Rehabilitation offers a wide range of career paths, from inpatient rehabilitation and private practice to interventional pain, sports medicine, academic medicine, and leadership roles. While many physiatrists remain with the same employer for years, there are times when exploring new...
Understanding PM&R Job Listings: A Guide to Physiatry Roles, Abbreviations & Job Availability
Understanding PM&R Job Listings: A Guide to Physiatry Roles, Abbreviations & Job Availability Whether you are a PM&R resident considering fellowship options or an experienced physiatrist evaluating job opportunities, understanding key abbreviations and market trends can help you determine the career path that best aligns with your goals. Listings often contain abbreviations such as IP,...
How to Find a Physiatry Job: PM&R Recruitment FAQ
How to Find a Physiatry Job: PM&R Recruitment FAQ If you’re finishing training in Physiatry (PM&R), also known as Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation, or seeking a job change, you’re entering a strong but often confusing job market. Many graduating residents and fellows, as well as some practicing physiatrists, have never worked with a recruiter before,...