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From Mentee to Mentor: Practical Lessons for New Attendings
The first few months as an attending bring obvious new responsibilities: independent clinical decision making, supervising trainees, leading teams, and managing a faculty career. Less...
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How To Interpret MGMA Data
MGMA data is used by healthcare organizations to benchmark doctor’s compensation. Here’s how to use it to your advantage.
The Fellowship Fork in the Road: Considering Prestige, Paychecks, & Peace of Mind
For many of us, the first decision to pursue medicine only starts as far as just that – to become a doctor. Once you are...
Career Advice After Residency
Congratulations! You made it through medical school and have completed your residency. Now what? As you take the first step toward planning your career as...
We’re All in This Together: Why Mentorship Matters in Medicine
From the day you decide to become a doctor, whether as a precocious toddler or as a mid-career professional looking for a sense of fulfillment...
Beyond the Interview: How Doctors Can Maximize Site Visits Before Signing a Contract
As new academic years and new contract terms begin, many doctors start to think about their next steps. It can be difficult to know how...
What Is The Average Dermatologist Salary?
According to the Association of American Medical Colleges, there are over 13,000 practicing dermatologists in the United States. Whether considering dermatology during medical school/training or...
Non-Compete Ban Updates: What Doctors Should Know
Did you know around 37% to 45% of U.S. physicians are bound by non-compete agreements, according to estimates from the American Medical Association? Non-compete agreements...
Owning the Future: How Dr. Janie Yang Navigated Politics, Paperwork, and Practice Ownership with Panacea’s Support
Dr. Janie Yang didn’t stumble into gastroenterology—she carved a clear path toward it. From the start of medical school, she knew she wanted to specialize...
According to the Association of American Medical Colleges, there are almost 23,000 practicing cardiologists in the United States. Whether considering cardiology during medical school/training or...
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