Target Audience:
Physicians in private practice or employment/group setting
Learning Objectives:
1) Learn how to assess your monetary worth and value as a physician
2) Understand how you are paid for your services and how to assess what you cost
3) Grasp the pearls of the 3 big Cs when you are on your own or with an employer.
4) Train your “sniffometer” – deal with beancounters and know when to make a move off-ship
Showing there is a better way to connect with patients and medical colleagues, and demonstrating not all neurosurgeons are jerks.
Showing there is a better way to connect with patients and medical colleagues, and demonstrating not all neurosurgeons are jerks.
Explore the science behind creativity and healing with Dr. Salvador, and how music, movement, writing, improv, and other creative outlets can support physical and mental health.
Credentials aren’t enough. Most expert witness careers end due to poor preparation. Amy G. Fogelman, MD teaches the top critical mistakes that sideline clinicians early.
Tod Stillson, MD introduces emerging physician-led practice models, including direct primary care and virtual care, showing how doctors can build independent, low-overhead practices outside traditional healthcare systems.
Dive into lectures that explore the expanding realm of nonclinical roles and the many ways physicians can redefine their careers.
Claire Unis MD MFA claims that creative writing and literature offer physicians infinite opportunities to reconnect with purpose and inspiration. Come learn how narrative medicine can revolutionize how we practice.
Kara Wada, MD teaches us why we are seeing more allergies and autoimmune diseases and walk away with science-supported, sustainable steps to a healthier home.
David Norris, MD, MBA claims that if you can’t use financial reports, you’ll fail in business. He’ll take you through examples to teach how.
Shane Purcell, MD says we know our healthcare system is not working for patients, physicians, or employers. He will ask us to focus on five success stories or “bright spots” that can be emulated. Less talking, more doing.
Don’t forget to check out our other on-demand lectures here, as well as our live online conferences (a live collection of lectures).
