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Free forever

A PracticeLink profile is free to create and free to keep. No credit card, no trial that expires, no premium tier you have to dodge.

Signing up doesn't mean you're looking

Creating a profile doesn't automatically put you on a recruiter's radar or add you to a sales list. Nothing happens until you decide it should.

Trusted by physicians nationwide

Hundreds of thousands of physicians use PracticeLink to browse openings at 5,000+ healthcare facilities — on their own schedule, not a recruiter's.

Why set it up during training?

Most residents and fellows are one to three years out from their first job search. That's exactly what makes now the easy time — there's no deadline, no pressure, and nothing riding on it. Set it up once, and it's simply there:

Salary data for your specialty. Know what you're worth before anyone asks you to negotiate.
CV and career resources. See what a strong physician CV looks like long before you need one.
Openings you can browse quietly. Look around whenever curiosity strikes — no one's notified, nothing's committed.

From the Resource Center

Supporting every step from medical school to practice

PracticeLink's GME Relations program is built for exactly where you are — CV reviews, webinars, virtual career fairs, a scholarship fund, and a podcast made for residents, fellows, and IMGs navigating the road from training to first practice.

Read the article →3-minute read

First Practice Fund

Announcing the Spring 2026 First Practice Fund Scholarship recipients

Nine medical trainees each received a $2,500 unrestricted scholarship from the First Practice Fund — a PracticeLink initiative supporting residents and fellows committed to serving medically underserved communities across the country.

Meet the recipients →3-minute read

From the Resource Center

Physician CV: The comprehensive guide for medical professionals

A physician CV isn't a resume — it's a longer, more detailed record of your training, and most residents have never been shown how to build one. This guide covers what goes in each section, how to order and format it, and where to find free templates, so you're not starting from scratch the night you actually need it.

Read the guide →6-minute read

From the Podcast

Surviving & Thriving in Residency — Episode 41

Real talk for residents and fellows on making it through training and setting up the career that comes after — from the podcast built specifically for physicians in your stage of the journey.

Listen to the episode →

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