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Owner vs. Associate: What to Know When Considering Dental Practice Ownership

By Michael Jerkins, MD MEd / Dental, Employment & Workforce Data, Practice Solutions

Owner vs. Associate: What to Know When Considering Dental Practice Ownership Key takeaways: Private practice dentistry owners often receive higher pay and more benefits than associates. Dental practice ownership has decreased in the last 15 years. Dental practice ownership can be incredibly fulfilling, personally and financially. Dental practice ownership can be incredibly fulfilling and beneficial …

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Corporate vs. Private Practice: Three Differences in Dentist Salary and Benefits

By Michael Jerkins, MD MEd / Budgeting & Financial Planning, Dental, Employment & Workforce Data

Three Ways Dentist Salary and Benefits are Different at Corporate and Private Practices Key takeaways: Private practice dentists earn more over time. Private practice dentists are more likely to be paid a salary. Corporate dentists are more likely to receive retirement and health insurance benefits. Preparing for a career in dentistry means more than just …

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Four Insurance Tips Every Doctor Should Know

By Michael Jerkins, MD MEd / Budgeting & Financial Planning, Dental, Employment & Workforce Data, Medical, Veterinary

Four Insurance Tips Every Doctor Should Know The past couple of years have left many of us with anxiety, fear and doubt. These trying times have helped many realize the importance of being prepared for unforeseen circumstances. Insurance is one of the most concrete ways to help yourself and your family be ready, no matter …

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Which Medical Specializations Have the Best ROI?

By Ned Palmer, MD MPH / Employment & Workforce Data, Medical

Which Medical Specializations Have the Best Return on Investment? As med students continue through their training, they will need to choose a specialty before applying for residencies. It’s a huge decision for a number of reasons. Not only does your specialty dictate the types of patients you’ll treat in the future, it also has a …

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Infographic – Imposter Syndrome

By Michael Jerkins, MD MEd / Dental, Employment & Workforce Data, Medical, Veterinary

Infographic incorporates the following articles: AAMC – Imposter Syndrome WSJ – Why So Many Millenials Fall Prey to Imposter Syndrome Int J Med Educ – Impostor Syndrome and Burnout Among American Medical Students: a Pilot Study J PA Educ – The Imposter Phenomenon in Physician

Career Advice After Residency

By Michael Jerkins, MD MEd / Employment & Workforce Data, Match Day & Residency, Medical

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 a physician, there are many considerations you need to make as you embark on your journey. Investigate Different Practice Options First, explore all your options as a new physician. Consider …

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Considering Telehealth

By Michael Jerkins, MD MEd / Dental, Employment & Workforce Data, Medical, Veterinary

Prior to the COVID-19 pandemic, 34% of Americans say they used telehealth services, and two thirds (66%) of Americans say they never used telehealth services, according to a consumer survey conducted by LocumTenens.com. Unsurprisingly, older Americans were the least likely to use telehealth services (83%). However, when asked about the use during the COVID-19 pandemic, …

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COVID’s Effect on the Physician Job Market

By Michael Jerkins, MD MEd / Employment & Workforce Data, Medical

Almost a quarter of healthcare clinicians were professionally affected at some point in 2020 due to the pandemic, according to a LocumTenens.com survey. Of those respondents, approximately 75% were working again by late fall, through their former employer, a new employer or through locum tenens work. Physicians working in specialty fields found themselves suddenly without …

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Employment & Workforce Data

Owner vs. Associate: What to Know When Considering Dental Practice Ownership

Corporate vs. Private Practice: Three Differences in Dentist Salary and Benefits

Four Insurance Tips Every Doctor Should Know

Which Medical Specializations Have the Best ROI?

Infographic – Imposter Syndrome

Career Advice After Residency

Considering Telehealth

COVID’s Effect on the Physician Job Market

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