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A National Survey of Contracts, Compensation, and Workplace Culture Among Junior Surgical Oncologists.
The transition from surgical training to independent practice is challenging, and little quantitative data exist to guide junior surgeons on contracts and compensation. Qualitative evidence suggests compensation model type may influence workplace dynamics and attrition, but this has not been formall
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