Evaluating How Medical Market Conditions Impact Physicians
“Winding Back The Harms Of Too Much Care”
What is a Balanced Physician?
The Low-Tech Revolution To Healthcare Reform
“I’m Almost Done With My Training-Now What?”
PHYSICIAN CONTRACT REVIEW TIPS: NOT-SO-OBVIOUS POINTS TO KEEP IN MIND
First-Person Perspective: MDs Explain Why They Chose the Non-Clinical Path
Rebranding “Patients” as “Healthcare Consumers”: Tread with Extreme Caution
General Surgeon Shortage
How early should I look for the perfect job?
Healthcare Reform and Your Interview
MANAGING YOUR PERSONAL FINANCES
New Physician’s Guide To Personal Finance
Preserving the Humanity of Patients and Physicians
PHYSICIAN COMPENSATION: WHAT ARE THE VARIOUS MODELS?
Surviving the Medical Marriage
Physician Employment Contract Negotiation
Medical Students Risk it all without Disability Insurance for Physicians
How a Stubborn “Western” Physician Came to Appreciate Eastern Medicine
The World Belongs To Those Who See Its Potential
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By The Staff at Adventures in Medicine
/ December 4, 2013
Evaluating How Medical Market Conditions Impact Physicians,Patients, and Administration Understanding how medical market conditions may trickle into challenges for physicians,...
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By Todd Skertich
/ September 19, 2013
I just returned from a thought-provoking conference at Dartmouth. Entitled Preventing Overdiagnosis: Winding Back the Harms of Too Much Care,...
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By Iris Grimm
/ August 15, 2013
When I started the balanced physician program in 2004, I did it with the goal in mind to help physicians...
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By Todd Skertich
/ August 8, 2013
Steve is a 52-year old father of four. Soon after losing his job as a carpenter, he begins to have...
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By Michelle Baker
/ July 23, 2013
Now the fun begins: finding ways to get your CV out to hospitals and practices all over the country. There...
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By Todd Skertich
/ July 3, 2013
When I am hired to do a physician employment contract review, I regularly uncover a multitude of different contract provisions...
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By Dr. Michelle Mudge-Riley
/ June 26, 2013
If you’ve considered a non-clinical career or you are trying to learn more about what you could do in a...
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By Todd Skertich
/ June 18, 2013
On Monday, I had the privilege of serving as the keynote speaker for an excellent conference in Boston.Empowering Healthcare Consumers: a Community...
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By Carrie Galbraith
/ May 22, 2013
Many rural hospitals are receiving notices or are anticipating retirement plans from their general surgeon(s). This has been expected, yet...
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By Paula Johnson
/ May 2, 2013
As a physician you have invested years of your life and money you did not have focusing on one goal-...
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By Beth Everts
/ April 23, 2013
One of the new initiatives in healthcare reform is called the Affordable Care Act (ACA) which requires that all participating...
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By Joe Capone, LUTCF & Jon Rogg, M.D.
/ April 19, 2013
Medical residents are universally lauded for their mastery of “delayed gratification,” and no one can fault them for wanting to...
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By Joe Capone, LUTCF & Jon Rogg, M.D.
/ April 2, 2013
To the consternation of young physicians, the general public perception is that all medical practitioners are wealthy, which may be...
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By Todd Skertich
/ March 27, 2013
Everyone knows that life in the E.R. is fast-faced, extremely busy, and ever-challenging. When things get crazy, it becomes habit for busy...
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By Todd Skertich
/ March 18, 2013
When a physician employment contract is offered, often the first thing physicians look for is the compensation section to see...
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By Todd Skertich
/ March 12, 2013
The only thing that is certain about the medical lifestyle is change. Moves for medical school, residency, and attending positions...
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By Todd Skertich
/ March 5, 2013
Tip #1: Know What You’re Worth If you’re finishing up residency or fellowship, you’ve spent the last 4, 5, 6,...
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By Joe Capone, LUTCF & Jon Rogg, M.D.
/ February 26, 2013
Dr. Lisa has dreamed of becoming an OBGYN since she was four when her mother was pregnant with her baby...
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By Todd Skertich
/ February 19, 2013
As a child growing up in China, I was always aware of Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM). TCM is what we...
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By Todd Skertich
/ February 14, 2013
I was rushing through the Vancouver airport last Wednesday when a poster caught my eye. It said, “The World Belongs...
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