PsychGigs Insights
The behavioral-health workforce, read with more context.
Research, field notes, and honest perspective on how clinicians choose and why the right career match has to account for more than the résumé.
PsychGigs Insights
Research, field notes, and honest perspective on how clinicians choose and why the right career match has to account for more than the résumé.
What conversations with psychiatrists, recruiters, health-system leaders, trainees, and advocates revealed about a fragmented workforce market.
The archive
The writing is not separate from PsychGigs. It documents what we are learning and why the product works the way it does.
The most useful technology does not add another layer of noise. It improves the decisions clinicians and organizations already need to make.
Workforce analysisAutonomy, flexibility, and lower operating barriers are reshaping how institutional employers compete for psychiatric talent.
Founder’s notePsychGigs began with a question: why do exceptional clinicians walk away just when their years of sacrifice should begin to pay off?
Clinician prioritiesCompensation matters. Sustainability, autonomy, culture, flexibility, benefits, and geography often decide whether a role truly works.
What we learned
Explore the qualitative themes behind Career Profiles, privacy controls, Role Profiles, and permission-based introductions.