Transplant Surgeons’ Jobs: Specialty and Multi-Organ

December 18, 2023August 5, 2021 by Justin Nabity

Of all the advancements made in technology and medicine, organ transplantation remains one of the most impressive ways to save a life and extend life expectancy. And while the need for organ transplants is on the rise, there aren’t that many physicians who perform these surgeries.

According to Statista, there are 53,872 surgeons in the United States. But of those, only about 600 perform liver transplants. Even at world-renowned hospitals like Duke University and the Mayo Clinic, which have thousands of physicians and scientists on staff, there are usually only twenty or so transplant surgeons on the team.

However, because transplant surgery is so specialized, physicians in the field often find it daunting when it comes time to look for a new job.

Whether you specialize in the transplantation of one organ or perform multi-organ transplants, here’s how to find transplant surgeon jobs to advance your unique career.

How to Write a Medical School Letter of Intent

November 26, 2024July 26, 2021 by Justin Nabity

The medical school admissions process is a complicated one.

As a pre-med student, you know that narrowing down your choices and submitting your applications are just small parts of that process. You’ll also need to earn an impressive MCAT score, finish your senior year with a strong GPA, and ace your interview (if you get one).

Yet even if all that is behind you, there’s still one more step to take:

Sending a medical school letter of intent.

From what to include to how to format it, here’s how to write a medical school letter of intent.

How to Get Licensed with the South Carolina Medical Board

July 3, 2025July 26, 2021 by Justin Nabity

Affectionately dubbed “The Palmetto State” after its state tree, South Carolina has a glowing reputation for its miniature golf courses, bluewater beaches, and historical significance dating back to the Civil War era.

Moreover, if you’re a physician craving coastline weather, family-friendly destinations, and rolling countrysides, South Carolina is the place to be.

All it takes is 12 weeks’ worth of patience, $955, and a passion for medicine.

Now, follow along as we detail how to get licensed with the South Carolina Medical Board (also known as the South Carolina Board of Medical Examiners).

CM&F Malpractice Insurance: Guide and Review

January 3, 2025July 26, 2021 by Justin Nabity

As a physician, malpractice insurance is one of the best tools you have to protect yourself. No matter how skilled or experienced you may be in your field — mistakes can happen.

How to Get a Medical License in Nebraska

November 10, 2025July 26, 2021 by Justin Nabity

The State of Nebraska is known for its endless sea of cornfields and breathtaking geological features. Many people don’t realize that Nebraska has more miles of river than any other state in the U.S.

Accordingly, it’s also home to more than 4,614 physicians across dozens of specialties.

Are you ready to apply for your medical license?

If you already meet the Nebraska Medical Board’s unique requirements, you could begin practicing within 12–16 weeks while spending less than $500 on the entire licensing process.

Now, here’s how to get a medical license in Nebraska:

The Full Breakdown to Medical School Student Loans

November 28, 2022July 19, 2021 by Justin Nabity

Procuring the exact loan to pay for medical school can be difficult to maneuver.

Because your medical school student loan amount is often a significantly large sum, the smallest detail can save you thousands of dollars in loan repayments. It is wise to take some time to research your options, so you feel confident about the type of loan you choose.

Understanding your loan options is imperative at the beginning of your medical education. You should also reevaluate your situation as the years progress.

This article will breakdown various loan and repayment options so you can make an informed decision about your medical school loans.

Read this: How to Write a Medical School Letter of Intent

Practice Start Up Webinar

June 27, 2024July 19, 2021 by Justin Nabity

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Private Practice Start-Up Webinar Virtual Learning Session Filling The Gap Between Medical Training And Business Training Accordingly, Physicians Thrive is now offering free webinar sessions on how to start a private practice. We want to empower physicians with the knowledge, resources, and tools to succeed. In addition, these sessions will be a good introduction to … Read more

Physicians Top 10 Places to Live and Work

October 6, 2023July 19, 2021 by Justin Nabity

Top 10 Location Preferences for Physicians

Location Preferences Where are the best places for physicians to live and work in the United States? Now, the answer, as you probably suspect, is highly subjective. After all, everyone appreciates different things and has different location preferences. Some require an urban setting while others are only content with a rural or suburban lifestyle. However, … Read more

Physician Tax Planning and Investment Vehicles

January 3, 2025July 19, 2021 by Justin Nabity

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It is important for new physicians to understand the structures and tax-advantages of different employer-offered retirement plans. When you sign the employment contract for your first attending position, your financial situation can transform dramatically overnight. Along with a large raise, you can expect a considerable increase to your tax burden. To evaluate an employer’s retirement … Read more

Physician Disability Insurance: When to Apply

August 7, 2023July 19, 2021 by Justin Nabity

To lock in the most favorable rates, apply for own-occupation disability insurance months before joining a practice.

Disability insurance is one of the important components of protecting a physician’s practice. Its cost is a function of many things. Some of which include the physician’s age, health history, state of residence, and specialty. There is no “one size fits all” disability insurance plan.

However, leading experts agree it is best to lock in discounts where possible, before it is too late.

To lock in the most favorable rates, apply for own-occupation disability insurance months before joining a practice.

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