by Todd Skertich | Business of Medicine
Your success in the medical field is not solely contingent upon your clinical dexterity but often results from the mastery of various aspects of the industry. What separates a great doctor from a good doctor is their cognizance of both the clinical and business sides... read more
by Todd Skertich | Market Trends, Professional Development, Work Life Balance
Market-Driven Healthcare- What You Need to Know Before Searching For a Position Breaking Down The Medical Industry As you inch towards your debut as a physician, it’s wise to assess the ever-changing landscape of the medical field before you establish your place... read more
by Todd Skertich | Job Transition, Life, Medical Marriage, Money and Career, Personal Health & Wellness, Work Life Balance
The Medical Relationship The transition from resident to doctor is overwhelming and can impact your personal life deeply, particularly within the context of your relationship. It is important to sit down and discuss with your partner or spouse and discuss your... read more
by Todd Skertich | Personal Health & Wellness, Physician Burnout, Professional Development, Uncategorized, Work Life Balance
Wellness: Why It’s Important Oftentimes, when thinking of “wellness”, people first think about the physical health of the human body. And, while wellness does include a healthy body, it also encompasses mental health. Just like it is important to take care of your... read more
by Todd Skertich | Physician Burnout, Uncategorized
Physician Burnout: Find Your Balance When entering a stressful and demanding career it’s important for individuals to maintain their mental and physical health as they strive for a balance between their professional and personal life. There were times when I felt so... read more
by Todd Skertich | Business of Medicine, Interviewing, Job Selection, Search Strategy
The best part of my job is interviewing residents and watching as gears begin to turn in their minds when I ask: What made you decide that you wanted to be a doctor? What is your purpose in life? What legacy are you creating? Which position in your field will... read more
by wendymurphy | Life, Networking, Work Life Balance
Your Success Network-Building key relationships that support your goals Your Current Success Network Start with Reflection: Close your eyes. Think about the people who have taken an active interest and action to advance your career through your residency by assisting... read more
by David Denniston, CFA | Business of Medicine, Loan Repayment, Money and Career, Wealth Management
It’s the happiest day of your life! Your wedding day… Best. Day. Ever. Smiles, hugs, the white gown, the champagne, the first dance, the cake, and the limo. Laughter peels through the air. Fleeting memories of vows and eager faces, music hanging in the air. Although,... read more
by Todd Skertich | Life, Money and Career, Physician Compensation, Wealth Management
The First Paycheck At the end of June after you graduate from residency, if you start working right away, you may experience “sticker shock” when your first paycheck lands into your bank account. Whether you ever become wealthy or not depends on what you decide to do... read more
by Todd Skertich | Job Timeline, Job Transition
Three Possible Scenarios as you Transition into Practice Post-Training Scenario #1 I completed my residency on Friday and moved a great distance to start my fellowship job on Monday. I had two days to transition into my new role as a fellow. Scenario #2 Upon finishing... read more
