According to Dr. Michaela Littlefield from HCA HealthONE, a family medicine resident, the medical community is actively working towards addressing a physician shortage in the United States [1]. She notes that her role as part of the next generation of physicians involves training programs aimed at filling this gap. Meanwhile, Idaho health care professionals have expressed concerns about their state's ongoing need for doctors, with Dr. Jonathan Shupe stating that North Idaho’s five northern counties are expected to be short by approximately 50 positions [2]. This shortage is not limited to Idaho; a recent opinion piece from Sparsh Malhotra in the Modbee.com highlights how the Central Valley faces a similar challenge, emphasizing its impact on patient care and access to medical services [3].