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Retirement offers endocrinologists diverse opportunities beyond clinical practice, including mentorship, global teaching, expert consulting, and telemedicine. Planning for this rewarding career phase is essential for a fulfilling transition.

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  • The Endocrine Society convened a workshop to address member retirement for the first time.
  • Retirement planning is a critical, yet often overlooked, aspect of a medical career.

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  • To explore the multifaceted nature of retirement for endocrinologists.
  • To provide insights and guidance for successful retirement planning.

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  • A survey of retired endocrinologists.
  • Consultation with a retirement expert.
  • An extensive literature review.
  • Pre-workshop discussions among presenters.

Main Results:

  • Retired endocrinologists engage in varied professional and non-professional activities.
  • Key concepts for successful retirement and planning decisions were identified.
  • Examples of fulfilling retirement pursuits were presented, including mentorship, international teaching, expert consulting, and telemedicine.

Conclusions:

  • Retirement is a significant and potentially rewarding phase of an endocrinologist's career.
  • Strategic planning can lead to an enjoyable and fulfilling post-career life.
  • Endocrinologists can leverage their expertise in diverse ways during retirement.