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  • The "great resignation" following the coronavirus disease 2019 pandemic has created significant staffing challenges for radiology practices.
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  • Radiologists are experiencing high rates of burnout, impacting retention.

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  • To provide practical strategies for radiology practice leaders.
  • To address the challenge of retaining radiologists in the current job market.
  • To offer methods for mitigating radiologist burnout.

Main Methods:

  • Review of current literature on healthcare workforce retention.
  • Analysis of successful retention strategies in comparable medical fields.
  • Case study examples of radiology practices implementing retention initiatives.

Main Results:

  • Identification of key factors contributing to radiologist dissatisfaction and burnout.
  • Development of a framework for proactive radiologist retention.
  • Evidence-based recommendations for improving work-life balance and professional fulfillment.

Conclusions:

  • Implementing targeted retention strategies is crucial for radiology practice sustainability.
  • Addressing burnout is essential for maintaining adequate staffing levels.
  • Proactive leadership in workforce management can mitigate the impact of market challenges.