American Medical Association opposes noncompetes for physicians
The American Medical Association’s house of Delegated voted June 12 to oppose noncompete contracts for physicians.
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The American Medical Association’s house of Delegated voted June 12 to oppose noncompete contracts for physicians.
The American Medical Association voted to oppose noncompete contracts for physicians employed by for-profit and nonprofit hospitals.
During its House of Delegates meeting, the AMA voted to oppose noncompete agreements for physicians employed by hospitals or staffing company employers. Noncompete agreements are common in health care. They affect up to 45% of primary care physicians, according to an AMA press release.
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