Listen to the blog in audio format! Becoming a physician requires a tremendous amount of time of effort invested in their education and patient care. Once disabled, often we do not have the option to pursue a second career to fulfill our financial obligations and protect our income. It is crucial for every physician, including […]
Grant writing is a skill that can be improved with training and endurance building. It is an important exercise commonly practiced among academic physicians which help establish and maintain their credibility and status. Aside from attaining accomplishments and promotion, funding provides the opportunity and autonomy to practice independence in developing and validating ones’ ideas. […]
As you embark on the journey of independent medical practice, it’s vital to lay the groundwork for a positive work environment and effective team collaboration from the outset. This foundational work not only sets the tone for your first year but also fortifies the long-term success of your practice. Here’s an expanded guide on fostering […]
Healthcare professionals often face the possibility of relocating during their careers for various reasons, from wanting to live in a new place to personal commitments. The process can be incredibly taxing, even more so than some major life events like marriage or childbirth. If you’re considering a medical relocation, here are three pivotal questions to […]
Addressing systemic change is a prolonged journey, but doctors can immediately adopt specific techniques to stave off burnout. Here’s a detailed summary of the suggested strategies: Guard Personal Time Vigilantly: Every physician should make it a priority to protect their personal hours. This is essential for rejuvenation and to function at their best. With the […]
Make sure to catch up on Part 1 before dividing into Part 2: Productivity Tips from Experienced Physicians Veteran doctors from specialties like General Practice, Psychiatry, and Internal Medicine shared productivity insights. These have been listed below, although the specifics were not provided in the text. Guidelines for Budding Medical Practitioners The guidance provided here […]
Transitioning from residency to independent practice presents various challenges, from handling increased paperwork and patient volume to managing heightened responsibilities. New doctors with 1-5 years of experience shed light on these challenges: Biggest Challenges for New Doctors: Managing time both in and out of the clinic is paramount, especially with the constraints of short appointment […]
Many of you are probably thinking about setting up your own practice, whether it is group practice, Associations and Partnerships, solo or private practice, hospital-based employment, or locums. We are outlining the various types of practices in today’s blog. Group Practice Two or more physicians with the same or different specialties providing medical care in […]
Receiving your first offer as a physician after years of schooling and training will probably be one of the most exciting moments in your career! As a fully trained physician, you now have the opportunity to choose your next work environment and position – and with that comes bargaining power. In today’s blog, we’re guiding […]
Malpractice suits are an inevitable component of the healthcare system. As a physician, there may come a time in your career in which you are exposed to a malpractice suit. It is critical to protect yourself from medical liabilities by being aware of the process and how to handle it: Make sure you have Malpractice […]
