PPP member Alyson Maloy is featured: “What COVID has taught us is that the physician shortage in the U.S. right now is here and it’s severe. There has been a lot of predictions and projections put out there about when it would be and how many physicians the shortage would consist of. And one of the most recent ones was that there will be a shortage of up to 124,000 physicians by 2034 and that would include both primary care physicians and specialty physicians….”

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