One of the contentious topics you don’t learn much about in your transition to staff physician is income and medical billings. At the end of residency, different billing companies and agents often host dinners and info sessions to try to
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Financial Rule #2 – Pay Less Tax
Your biggest expense as a physician will be paying taxes. Financially, you should try to minimize your taxes paid. I often think about physician finances in Read More » -
Financial Rule #1 – Don’t Get Divorced
The number one financial mistake that doctors, and almost everyone, can make is getting a divorce. If you’re not married or in a common-law relationship, please Read More » -
Resident Topics
Teaching and mentoring residents is one of the most enjoyable parts of being an attending. I get to meet bright and motivated young doctors, and hopefully Read More » -
How to Learn Medicine in Residency
Learning during residency is very different from medical school. Medical school is where you are taught the basics of medicine – anatomy, pathology, terminology, physiology Read More » -
The Poor Historian
Last week, I was listening to the cases that were admitted by the overnight resident. By the time he presented the third case, I became annoyed Read More »
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Cate: Very interesting entry. Medicine is a very difficu »
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