Finishing residency is a milestone. 7-10 years of medical education and post graduate training are now complete and you, as a resident, are now ready for private practice. It feels like a long journey has come to an end. In reality, your professional life is just beginning. As a medical educator, I see this cycle each … More The Resident Psyche
As physicians, we rely on having a team around us to deliver the best care possible for our patients. We lead teams compromised of nurses, CNAs, respiratory therapists, social workers, and more. We work together with a collaborative goal of efficient and effective patient care. When it comes to our finances, we also need a … More Every Savvy Doc Needs a Team
While our peers have been putting aside money into retirement accounts since they were 22, it’s often not until we are in our early to mid-30s until we start saving. … More Savvy Retirement (Part 1)
As a practicing physician for the past 10 years and as an educator of students and residents, I have learned that doctors do not realize what it takes to be financially stable. In planning our education, we plan on 4 years of college, 4 years of med school and 3–7 years of residency before we … More Pay Your “Future” Self
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