Medscape has published a report on the best cities for young physicians to start their career, based on an analysis of factors ranging from compensation to local cultural life.
The ranking, published Dec. 12, also took into account job opportunities, malpractice rates, professional development and outdoor recreation. Austin, Texas, topped the list for its strong job market, quality of life and favorable financial environment.
Here are the top cities for early-career physicians, per Medscape’s latest ranking:
1. Austin, Texas
2. Salt Lake City
3. Charlotte, N.C.
4. Orlando, Fla.
5. Raleigh, N.C.
6. Denver
7. Houston
8. Minneapolis
9. San Jose, Calif.
10. Jacksonville, Fla.
11. Seattle
12. St. Louis
13. Phoenix
14. Cincinnati
15. Green Bay, Wis.
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