DLP: Episode 34 – How to Leave Your Current Employer

So what happens when you decide it’s time to move on from an employer? When you have decided you’re leaving your current employer, there are many things to consider including your contract and performing a full-scale job search.

Justin Nabity is in The Doctor’s Life Podcast studio with answers to questions you will have when you are leaving your current employer. All episodes of The Doctor’s Life Podcast are available on iTunes, Android, and on SoundCloud. Make sure to subscribe and you will be the first to get new episodes of The Doctor’s Life Podcast.

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The Doctor’s Life Podcast 024- Changing Your Signed Contract

Changing your signed contract is tough to approach. But what if you’ve signed a contract and have a desire to take a year or two off for fellowship or research?

Justin Nabity is in The Doctor’s Life Podcast studios to give you a rundown on looking in to changing your signed contract. All episodes of The Doctor’s Life Podcast are available on iTunes, Android, and on SoundCloud. Make sure to subscribe and you will be the first to get new episodes of The Doctor’s Life Podcast.

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The Doctor’s Life Podcast Episode 015- Four Reasons For Leaving A Job

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Leaving your current job. We all have reasons for doing it. Something may have been promised to you that never panned out. Maybe it was something that started out small, but eventually grew and you decided it was something you did not want to handle any longer.

One of the most common questions you will be asked in an interview is, “Why do you want to leave your current job?” Consider the implications of answering this question in the best possible light. There are many common reasons that a person may leave their current job for another.  Nick Schneider is back in The Doctor’s Life Podcast studios with the top four reasons for leaving your current job.

All episodes of The Doctor’s Life Podcast are available on iTunes, and on SoundCloud. If you have an Android device, you can download a podcast player (I recommend Podcast Addict), and it will pull from iTunes. Make sure to subscribe and you will be the first to get new episodes of The Doctor’s Life Podcast.

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The Doctor’s Life Podcast Episode 014- Employee or Independent Contractor

There are some definite pros and cons to being an employee or independent contractor. When you are conducting a job search, you need to make sure you understand your position’s status as an employee or independent contractor, and proceed as such.

Justin Nabity is in The Doctor’s Life Podcast studio with an excellent guide on navigating the differences between the two. All episodes of The Doctor’s Life Podcast are available on iTunes, and on SoundCloud. If you have an Android device, you can download a podcast player (I recommend Podcast Addict), and it will pull from iTunes. Make sure to subscribe and you will be the first to get new episodes of The Doctor’s Life Podcast.

The more info on the differences, make sure you check out the in-depth guide.

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The Doctor’s Life Podcast Episode 001- Contract Review

It’s finally here! It’s The Doctor’s Life Podcast episode 001. It has been in the works for a while now, and we are planning on releasing these weekly. They will be available on  iTunes, and on SoundCloud. If you have an Android device, you can download a podcast player (I recommend Podcast Addict), and it will pull from iTunes.

In this inaugural episode, Justin Nabity jumps on to share some thoughts on physician contract review, along with a great story on contract review.

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Physician Contracts: Independent Contractor or Employee?

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As a physician, there will likely come a time when you need to secure a new position with a hospital, a health care group, or a privately-owned medical practice. All are opportunities in which to practice your specialty, earn a commensurate salary, and provide care for patients.

But not all positions are the same.

While it’s common to be hired as a full-time employee, there’s also a possibility that you’ll be presented with the option to work as an independent contractor.

And those are two very different things.

Before you sign your next physician contract, make sure you know the difference between working as an employee and working as an independent contractor. There are pros and cons to each, so you’ll need to weigh your options to determine which scenario is right for you.

Looking for a new position or getting ready to sign a new contract?

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Physician Contract Review FAQ’s Part 2

Read FAQ’s Part 1 here!

What should I expect regarding partnership eligibility and benefit repayment?

Our team of attorneys and advisors assist hundreds of physicians each year with employment and partnership contract reviews.  Of course, in the process, they get many questions.  This is another installment of answers to questions frequently asked in physician contract reviews, specifically around partnership eligibility and benefit repayment.

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Physician Contract Review FAQs Pt. 1

With the increasing amount of questions that our team receives regarding contract reviews, we are going to be focusing on addressing some of the most common questions over the next few weeks on the blog.

QUESTION: They didn’t teach us how to negotiate employment contracts in medical school – the suggestions you’ve given me are helpful, but how do I communicate these to the employer?

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Knowing How Hard to Negotiate in Physician Employment Contracts

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The Benefits of Professional Contract Review

During their medical training, physicians are taught about medicine. They are not taught how to analyze an employment contract, nor how to evaluate the reasonableness of a given compensation and benefits package. That is why we encourage physicians to consult with a lawyer and compensation advisor on these matters – they have the required expertise to review these issues.

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