Resolve

Most physician contracts aren't really 2 or 5 years. Almost every contract has a "termination without cause" clause, meaning that if either side can walk away on 90 days' notice, your 5-year term is actually a 3-month revolving contract.

Check your contract for that language. If it's not there and you're actually locked in, a shorter term generally gives you more flexibility, keeping your free agency, especially with the physician shortage making it hard for employers to recruit and retain.

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