The J-1 work exemption: a flawed solution to the physician shortage
A few years ago, my rural town expected the addition of a “J-1,” or foreign, physician. This addition was meant to alleviate the work of my father, who had been the only neurologist at our underserved hospital for the past few years. And yet, with this J-1’s arrival, my father and his office soon found themselves struggling with more work than ever before.
As many rural physicians can attest, this behavior …
The J-1 work exemption: a flawed solution to the physician shortage


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