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Your Full Guide to On-call Pay for Physicians

It’s common for doctors to work long hours, but the end of a shift doesn’t necessarily mean the end of the workday. Many physicians have to be on-call at times. That means being available to work even if you have the day or night off. While being on-call certainly has its drawbacks, it comes with … Read more

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Full Guide to Applying to Residency Programs in the US

No matter where you go to med school or what specialty you plan to practice in, there’s one thing that every physician-to-be has to do: Complete a residency program. But first, you’ll need to: Go through the lengthy residency application process Endure the interview process with a variety of different residency programs Make a match … Read more

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Which Physician Specialties Retire Early?

Though it sometimes doesn’t seem feasible, physician retirement is possible. And for physicians in certain specialties, retiring early isn’t just a dream — it’s a reality. Some specialties, particularly those with a shortage of physicians, have a high rate of doctors well over retirement age. Yet, others tend to see physicians retiring earlier in their … Read more

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How to Start a Medical Practice

For many physicians, the decision to start their own practice can be a difficult one. While many physicians understand the rewards, others focus on the risks. That risk focus leads to doubting if they can launch a successful private practice from the ground up. Opening a private practice is no easy feat, but with guidance … Read more

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Full Guide to Physicians Malpractice Insurance

As a medical professional, it is essential to protect yourself with medical malpractice insurance. A requirement in some states, malpractice insurance is one of those expenses that physicians dread, yet cannot avoid. Even if the state in which you hold a license to practice medicine does not require it, there is a good chance the … Read more

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How Much Can You Make as a Vascular Surgeon?

At some point in college or med school, you probably realized that physicians in specialties earn considerably higher salaries than physicians that focus on primary care. According to 2022 data from Medscape, the average primary care physician in the United States earns approximately $260k per year. At the same time, specialists earn an average of … 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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Physician Letter of Intent: Should You Sign It?

Letters of intent are a normal part of the contract negotiation process and are the first step toward accepting a job offer. But you must be careful not to “tie your negotiation hands” when signing an offer letter. While the terms of employment may seem very straightforward, signing this before you fully understand the ramifications … 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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