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Expert discusses challenges contributing to high burnout rates among urologists
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"In Arkansas, for example, we now have half the urologists that there were 25 years ago, and that's with an increasing population. That's a representation of what's going on across the country," says R. Jonathan Henderson, MD.
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In this interview, R. Jonathan Henderson, MD, discusses some of the biggest challenges that urologists face in group practice, including staffing shortages and legislative regualtions, which can contribute to the high burnout rates seen among urologists. Henderson was interviewed at the 2022 LUGPA Annual Meeting in Chicago, Illinois. He is currently a practicing urologist at Arkansas Urology.
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