At NexGen Surgical, we strongly believe surgeons deserve happiness. After spending so much time, energy and money on medical education and working hard to meet the needs of patients, surgeons should feel fulfilled in every aspect of their lives. When this is not the case, it may be time to consider a job change. As experts in helping surgeons find careers that support healthier work-life balances, we are pleased to share some valuable tips on making a career change as a surgeon. Make a … [Read more...]
Updating Your CV as an Experienced Surgeon
As a surgeon, it is important to keep your curriculum vitae (CV) updated. If you are an experienced surgeon interested in pursuing a new opportunity that requires an updated CV, we are here to help. In this post, we will share helpful tips to make the process seamless. Proper CV Length and Four CV “Must-Haves” Even though there is no “right” or “wrong” length for a CV, length is often a top differentiator between a new physician’s CV and a more experienced physician’s CV. At a … [Read more...]
Adapting to Extend Your Surgical Career 
There are countless reasons why a surgeon may want to extend their career beyond the “standard” retirement age. Whether it is for financial reasons or simply because you love what you do, there are some professional and personal adaptations to consider that will help extend your surgical career. At NexGen Surgical, we offer solutions to surgeons who need a retirement roadmap and allow them to enjoy the quality of life they deserve as well-seasoned surgeons. Adapting to the Changing … [Read more...]
The Importance of Making the Most of Surgeon Vacation Time
No one has a greater appreciation for how hard surgeons work than those of us here at NexGen Surgical. Not only is the work mentally and emotionally taxing, but the hours are long and working conditions can be grueling. Vacation time is essential for surgeons, but does it always provide the disconnect needed from the operating room to fully relax and recharge? Issues with Surgeon Vacation Time According to the Medscape article “Profiles in Happiness: Which Physicians Enjoy Life Most?”, … [Read more...]





