The doctor is disappearing in America. And by most projections, it’s only going to get worse — the U.S. could lose as many as 1 million doctors by 2025, according to a Association of American Medical Colleges report. Primary-care physicians will account for as much as one-third of that shortage, meaning the doctor you likely …

In this article, Forbes reporter Bruce Japsen reports on the American Academy of Medical Colleges annual physician workplace report, which notes the growing decline of primary care physicians in the United States year-over-year. Forbes: Doctor Shortage Worsens, Particularly In Southern States There are 91 active primary care physicians per 100,000 population in the United States, …

In this piece, The Wall Street Journal interviews our President & Founder, Dr. Leonard Glass, about the Physician Retraining & Reentry program and his efforts to positively impact the growing physician shortage. Wall Street Journal: “A Retired Surgeon Takes on a New Medical Mission” Former surgeon forms an organization that retrains retired specialists to be …

Leonard Glass, MD, a retired clinical professor at UC San Diego School of Medicine, believes that retired physicians can be part of the solution to the growing physician shortage in the US. Glass founded an online program called Physician Retraining and Reentry, which retrains retired physicians to provide adult outpatient primary care. At the end …

An online program created in collaboration with the UC San Diego School of Medicine faculty aims to help address the nation’s shortage of primary care physicians, a critical health-care issue highlighted by the Association of American Medical Colleges on Tuesday. Created by educators at the medical school and primary care physicians who are renowned experts …