Resource ST-23 · Survival Tool

A New Physician’s Guide to Personal Finance

Planning for your financial health begins today!

Your financial obligations are likely to be extensive and learning how to navigate your way through personal financial life early is critical to your future. Learn about the issues and obstacles that often prevent physicians from achieving financial independence and develop a plan that will help you pay down your debt and achieve financial success.

Career stage
Early Career (0–5 years), Final Year of Training
Decision journey
Plan
Format
Survival Tool
Cost
Complimentary resource

What this resource helps you do

  • The user will lear about the unique financial challenges faced by physicians, define where they want to be financially and create a budget and plan that will enable them to achieve their desired financial future.

About the authors

  • Jon Rogg, MD

    Dr. Rogg is an attending physician at Massachusetts General Hospital and serves as the Emergency Department’s administrative fellow. He holds an undergraduate finance degree from the Massachusetts Institute of Technology’s Sloan School of Management and is working on his MBA at Harvard Business School. He recently completed his residency at the Harvard Affiliated Emergency Medicine Residency at Brigham and Women’s Hospital and Massachusetts General Hospital in Boston.

  • Joseph Capone, ChFC, LUTCF

    Mr. Capone is a Chartered Financial Consultant® who works with individuals, families and business owners to help them build and protect their wealth. He utilizes a process that organizes his clients’ financial world and integrates individual strategies into a consolidated, comprehensive plan for maximizing wealth.

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