I help busy residents and fellows get clarity in their first contracts affordably, so we can have peace of mind during the transition into independent practice

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Joined May 2022
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The work environment can have a significant impact on a doctor's well-being and the quality of care they provide to their patients. Are you prioritizing finding the right work environment in your contract negotiations?
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What do you find most confusing about contact negotiations?
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Doctors need to: - Acquire the skills to speak like an inspiring motivational speaker. - Develop the ability to market themselves like a savvy used car salesman. - Hone their reading abilities like a seasoned lawyer. Now you will be able to find your ideal job.
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More than one graduating resident has signed a contract without fully understanding the non-compete clause and ended up not being able to practice in their desired area for years. Don't make the same mistake
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During interviews, ask questions about the company's mission, values, and management style Observe how current employees interact with one another and with patients
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Consider negotiating with your employer for more reasonable patient volumes that allow you to provide quality care.
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5 Common Types of Restrictive Covenants in Physician Contracts 1. Non-Compete Clauses 2. Non-Solicitation Clauses 3. Confidentiality Clauses 4. Non-Disparagement Clauses 5. Intellectual Property Clauses
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Salary vs. Benefits Which is more important to you when negotiating your contract?
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You may no longer be a resident, but it doesn’t mean you stop learning. Start learning about your contract.
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Take care of yourself in order to best take care of others.
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The 'always-on' culture of medicine can take a toll on our mental health. How do y'all set boundaries and protect your well-being while still meeting expectations?
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Whenever you are ready, you can learn everything I know about physician contracts. Get a deep dive in 'The Real Contract' Course!
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Is it fair for employers to expect doctors to see a large number of patients in a short amount of time? What impact does this have on patient care? Do physicians get paid enough?
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Doctors are frequently stripped of their power by signing a contract they do not understand
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Pro Tip: Before deciding on your Malpractice Insurance. Research multiple insurance providers to compare rates and coverage options before choosing a policy.
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No Tail Malpractice Insurance? No worries. Here you go: - Financial Ruin - Legal Risk - Career Risk Go ahead and sign the dotted line
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Before signing a contract, have a legal expert review it to ensure you understand all the terms.
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Signing a contract without reading it thoroughly vs. Taking the time to review and understand all the terms. Which one do you think leads to better outcomes?
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Residents can reverse engineer their lifestyle. Ask yourself what life you want. - Where do you want to work? - Who do you want to work with? - What hours do you want to work? - How often do you want to be on call? Then negotiate that into your contract
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Every change and negotiation that is verbally approved should be written in the contract
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