We’re pretty clear about use of non-competes in healthcare. Just no. There’s some edge cases involving private practice formation or research jobs - but if it impacts patient care and care continuity, you have to prioritize patients. It’s all over the news lately because the FTC is considering proposals to ban certain types of medical non-competes. But here’s a poll and reasoned discussion from Medriva.
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