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|Articles|May 1, 2004
Rethinking recruitment & retention
National report - Aware of a shortage of medical personnel in the Philadelphia region, physician assistant Abby Jacobson was confident she would easily land a new job when she found out her supervising physician was selling his practice. She not only got a new position within a few weeks at a dermatology practice, but she received a salary increase, and negotiated a four-day workweek with Fridays off.
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