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In short, a micropractice is a technology-fueled solo practice that aims to keep costs low and keep quality of care and access to the doctor high. Here is one orthopedic surgeon’s experience in starting a micropractice, and some considerations for doctors who may want to start such a practice.
This article introduces some of the best startup incubators for doctors to move your idea in healthcare transformation to a successful business.
There are great jobs for IMGs without residency. This article describes 10 ways that you can – to some extent – neutralize the fact that you haven’t completed a US residency program. These can help you land a job that both pays well and makes use of your medical knowledge.
I’ve been using a treadmill desk for my remote job, side gigs, and graduate school work for 8 years, and I love it. Here’s my insight on treadmill desks, and how they help keep you healthy and productive.
There are a handful of types of business entities to choose from when starting or formalizing a side hustle, and the best one for you depends on various factors. This article goes over the main types of legal structures for businesses and how to choose between them.
Consulting case interviews are frequently used by management consulting firms as part of their hiring process. Here is how you can use your clinical skills as a doctor to help you excel at case interviews.
Here’s what to know for physician insurance jobs and careers in managed care when it comes to the growing healthcare payer-provider combo known as a payvider.
Takeaways, highlights, and musings from The Doctors Guide to Navigating a Financial Crisis.
The main principles of personal finance are the same for everyone. However, there are several unique features of personal finance for physicians that are worth being aware of.
An L4Z readers asks: “Your quiz, “Which non-clinical career is right for you?” suggests that I would be a great editor in the medical writing world. Are there any jobs for someone to do editing specifically?”
There are a bunch of misconceptions about the specialty of general preventive medicine. This article gives the truth about 10 of them.
Here are my recommendations for the best tools, programs, and platforms for building and running a website, whether you have a medical practice, side hustle, or blog.
It’s more important than ever to take time for your own physical and mental health. Physician burnout CME is a great way to help maintain your wellbeing and earn credits at the same time.
There are a number of important differences between W-2 and 1099 physician jobs. Most of these aren’t unique to physicians; however, since both types of work are so common in our profession, it’s especially important for doctors to understand the differences.
Here are 10 reasons to read “50 Nonclinical Careers for Physicians: Fulfilling, Meaningful, and Lucrative Alternatives to Direct Patient Care.”
There are more nonclinical jobs for doctors than most people realize. For a physician considering a transition from clinical medicine, it can be tough to even know where to begin in exploring all the options that cover numerous industries, sectors, organization types. This quiz is a great place to start!
One of the toughest questions faced by physicians when buying disability insurance is how much to get. This article covers how to determine the appropriate amount of disability insurance for doctors, given their unique personal and professional situations.
Here are the best non-clinical fellowships for MDs that are applicable for preparing for a career transition to utilization management or being a medical director with a managed care company.
This article covers the main purposes, similarities, and differences between the various masters-level degrees in healthcare management.
This article sheds some light on how physician salary may be linked with personality type.
Consulting is a great nonclinical career option for physicians. Here are many reasons why a physician can be a successful consultant.
Pros, cons, costs, and tips for using physician licensing services for obtaining medical licenses, as well as a recommendation based on my experience.
SEAK offers great tools and resources for physicians who are considering side gigs or non-clinical careers. Here’s how you can make the most out of the SEAK conference.
Telemedicine is only one of the many alternatives to traditional clinical practice. Here are remote clinical opportunities for doctors who want to supplement telemedicine or who like the idea of practicing remotely but don’t really like doing traditional telemedicine encounters.
A resume for a nonclinical job is a completely new challenge compared to updating a CV for an academic clinical position. Here’s how you can revamp your resume for a nonclinical medical director position.
A lot of articles about burnout may lead you to believe that physicians live an unhappy life. However, burnout does not automatically equate to a physician’s level of satisfaction and happiness.
Reading trade publications and scholarly journals can help prepare for a physician leadership position or any nonclinical career. Here are 8 of the most broadly relevant to physicians in transition.
Telecommuting isn’t just nonclinical work for burned-out. These remote jobs for doctors require clinical skills and medical knowledge.
There are many career options within clinical settings that are a good fit for medical graduates without residency. Here are some high paying options.
There have been a lot of headlines that appear to link burnout with doctors quitting medicine, and as a result, an exacerbation of the looming doctor shortage in the US. However, I am skeptical about whether this is truly taking place.