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How to Get a Maryland Medical License

If you’ve decided to start practicing medicine in Maryland, you’re in good company. The “Free State” is known for its $200K+ average physician salaries, weekend trips to the nation’s capital (Washington D.C.), and — who could forget — blue crabs. Getting licensed in Maryland takes about three months and costs $821, but it’s worth it. … Read more

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Medical School Loan Repayment

After college, medical school, and residency, you’re finally ready to get to work as a practicing physician. You should be excited that you’ve reached the point in life where you can actually begin your career. But many physicians don’t feel that excitement because they’re faced with the heavy burden of paying back student loans. Unfortunately, … Read more

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How to Get your Wisconsin Medical License

Physicians aren’t flocking to the Midwestern states because of their rolling hills, peaceful farmlands, or sprawling prairies (though those certainly are perks). This region proudly touts many of the best states to practice medicine. Wisconsin, home to Milwaukee, ranks #5, with an average $249,490 physician salary, low malpractice suit rates, and top-level quality of life … Read more

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Do Surgeons Need Hand Insurance?

As a full-time surgeon, your hands are one of your most significant assets. Without the use of your hands, you simply cannot do your job. So what would you do if you suffered damage to one or both of those appendages? From common conditions, like nerve damage and arthritis, to more severe situations, such as … Read more

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How to Get a Medical License in Utah

In the last decade, you’ve converted your passion for helping others into one of the most respectable career paths in the world. So far, you’ve: Completed a pre-med undergraduate program Survived four grueling years of medical school Proven your skills in a two-year progressive residency program Put your USMLE or COMLEX exams in the rearview … Read more

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Should You Hire an Optometrist or Ophthalmologist?

If you’re an ophthalmologist looking to expand your private practice, there will likely come a time when you need to hire additional staff. That could mean hiring a surgery technician, an optometrist, or another ophthalmologist like yourself. Who you hire depends on the needs of your practice (and your patients). So you’ll need to determine … Read more

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How to Get Your Medical License

Whether you’re an undergraduate pre-med student or med school standout planning the next steps, one thing’s for sure: All roads lead to licensure. However, becoming a licensed physician isn’t a walk in the park. And if it were, everybody would be doing it. By now, you already know that you need to graduate from medical … Read more

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How to Get Licensed with New Mexico’s Medical Board

For the last 10-14 years, you’ve dedicated your time and energy to medicine. There were all-nighters before exams, endless loans to take out, hundreds of patients to care for, and two degrees you fought tooth and nail for. And now you’re here. You’re finally ready to get your license to practice medicine. If you’re looking … Read more

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Compensation: Comparing the Top Reports of 2020

As we approach the end of the year, millions of healthcare professionals are reflecting on their financial year. The COVID-19 pandemic has disrupted virtually every aspect of social and economic life in the United States. Therefore, it is an especially important time to think about how best to preserve your financial health moving forward. There … Read more

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