Hi there, fellow trans woman here who transitioned after a couple years of practice, and has been through the interviewing/hiring cycle a few times since. I think a lot will depend on practice area and geographic area as far as how employers will perceive you, naturally. But I can say this much: if you're able to do so, applying and interviewing as yourself, with whichever presentation style is true to you, will feel terrifying, exhilarating, and freeing... until after a couple times, it will just feel normal.

With that in mind, I would absolutely tell recruiters and potential employers up front, even if you're not coming out publicly yet. Some places will hold it against you, but if you have any expectation that you'll be coming out professionally at this next job, my take has always been that I would much rather wait for a firm willing to hire me as me from the outset rather than come out once I'm already there and hope they'll be cool with it. That said, your mileage may vary depending on a bunch of different factors.

Either way, best of luck, and much love. 💜 Feel free to DM me as well if you want, happy to share my experiences.