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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Physician employment goes on a cycle... it's hard to find a replacement off cycle. I think "reasonable" will depend on lots of factors, and if the employer can't find a qualified candidate then there may be recourse.

Why didn't you (or your lawyer??) read your contract more carefully??[/quote]

The question of scrutinizing the contract is of minimal importance now relative to the other issues OP currently faces. OP will likely not make the same mistake in the future, & is far as OP's previous lawyer is concerned, "why" lawyer failed to read OP's contract will have even less importance if OP brought a legal malpractice suit against lawyer.[/quote]

OP here and yes that is true. To answer the first person, the employer has been looking to replace someone else in the practice for 2 years and hasn't found a candidate because the practice has a terrible reputation not because of the cycle. If they want to hire a resident then I guess they are off cycle but doctors look for jobs all year long and in my experience there isn't really a cycle if you really want to hire someone. I say this as someone who has moved and changed jobs 3 times and I've found that in this area there is always someone looking for a job.[/quote]

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