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Career Development in Plastic Surgery.

M Kristine Carbullido¹, Michael Hornacek¹, Chris M Reid¹

¹From the Department of Surgery, Division of Plastic Surgery, University of California San Diego School of Medicine.

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|May 21, 2021

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Strategic career planning is essential for plastic surgeons to navigate different career phases and achieve work-life balance. Proactive engagement in professional development can lead to a more fulfilling career and reduced burnout rates.

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Area of Science:

Plastic Surgery
Medical Education
Career Development

Background:

Professional development is crucial for a balanced and rewarding career in plastic surgery.
Career phases significantly influence opportunities and life/practice trajectory.
Strategic planning and engagement are key to navigating career progression.

Purpose of the Study:

To outline fundamental professional development choices for plastic surgeons.
To review literature on career progression phases in plastic surgery.
To present a model of career as a continuum integrated with life goals.

Main Methods:

Literature review on career progression in plastic surgery.
Analysis of fundamental professional development choices.
Discussion of career planning from early training through retirement.

Main Results:

Career planning begins before residency, intensifying during medical school.
Mentorship, leadership, and work-life balance are key during practice entry.
Continuing education, ergonomics, and retirement planning are vital for experienced surgeons.

Conclusions:

Individualized career success in plastic surgery requires understanding diverse opportunities.
Proactive planning and engagement contribute to decreased burnout rates in the specialty.
Integrating career development with life goals fosters a sustainable and rewarding practice.