Physicians: escape training’s compliance trap. Shift mindset from passenger to driver. Launch/scale private practice with O.W.N.R. roadmap + 90-day test drive. Dr. Grace Torres-Hodges, DPM, MBA will show you how.
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Lectures focused on the latest in “neurodiversity”, from Neurodiversity vs Pathology, to That “Difficult Patient” May Be Neurodiverse, to Neurodiversity, Neurodivergence, and Neurotypes, and more.
Join the 4th Annual program exploring expert insights and practical strategies to help clinicians navigate healthcare, strengthen their work, and build more sustainable careers.
Dr. Uejin Kim will give the audience hope that we are all in the journey to improve our emotional and spiritual resilience, and there is no shame in getting medications or a diagnosis.
Silvana Fischman DDS (Intl), MHA, CRC teaches how you document to care for patients, but your charts also drive revenue, shape contracts, and determine what your practice is worth. She’ll show you how.
Lori Werner teaches us cost-effective marketing strategies (websites, SEO for AI search, organic social media, Meta ads, and educational events) to build trust, attract ideal patients, and become the go-to provider locally.
Heather Signorelli, DO teaches the fundamentals of Revenue Cycle Management (RCM), the end-to-step claims process, and how to track critical billing metrics to optimize practice financial health.
Michael Foti, DO teaches us how to transform real-life experiences into engaging stories by fictionalizing events, compressing timelines, and combining characters, creating narratives that resonate with readers.
Stephanie Posey, JD passes on a foundational understanding of how to structure physician practices in ways that protect patients, preserve clinical autonomy, and support ethical decision-making while remaining compliant with evolving healthcare regulations.
A psychiatrist-led session, with Dr. Devina Wadhwa, reframing burnout as unresolved grief, introducing a practical Notice–Name–Integrate framework to help clinicians process lingering patient experiences and sustain compassionate, effective clinical practice.
With chronic disease on the rise, we are limited with the training offered in our traditional medical programs which focus on the physical aspects of health. Neurologist Trupti Gokani, MD teaches the three brain model, which allows one to view health using the aspects of mind, body and spirit taught in eastern medicine.
Dr. Maria Guglielmo’s lecture explores the stages of becoming a doctor and a published author, and how book coaching can help writers at any stage.
Lectures focused on the latest in “neurodiversity”, from Neurodiversity vs Pathology, to That “Difficult Patient” May Be Neurodiverse, to Neurodiversity, Neurodivergence, and Neurotypes, and more.
Join the 4th Annual program exploring expert insights and practical strategies to help clinicians navigate healthcare, strengthen their work, and build more sustainable careers.
Dr. Uejin Kim will give the audience hope that we are all in the journey to improve our emotional and spiritual resilience, and there is no shame in getting medications or a diagnosis.
College students facing their first illness, accident or anxiety on their own flip flop between scared kid and confident adult. The Ultimate College Student Health Handbook offers practical, evidence-based medical info (& a healthy dose of humor) to help students help themselves.
