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Does your medical or dental practice need a new website? Avoid mistakes that will cost you time, money and flexibility and read this post before you get started.
Does your medical or dental practice need a new website? Avoid mistakes that will cost you time, money and flexibility and read this post before you get started.
Physician contract negotiations are high-stakes affairs, and doctors are poorly prepared to come out well. Time for a new skillset.
If your practice isn't full, you probably need a website. Here's how to get one built without breaking the bank.
Konstantin Litovsky discusses how to be implement a small practice retirement plan. He recommends flat fees and an independent TPA and 3 (38) fiduciary advisor.
It's that time of year to do your Continuing Financial Education. MD/MBAs have been busy this year and The Business Side of Medicine is now available for your CFE.
Women don't always get paid the same as men, but when it comes to getting what you deserve there is a lot more to consider than just pay disparity.
One of the best parts of being self-employed is you get to choose your own retirement plan. Of course, one of the worst parts is you have to figure out which retirement plan to use.
Contract negotiation is an important part of anyone's career. But for a doctor, a few key words can be worth tens or even hundreds of thousands of dollars.
Personal Service Corporations have been used by physicians for decades, but there is little advantage these days. It might be time to get rid of yours.
Physicians burnout is almost universal. One solution is to save a big chunk of your money and get out of medicine ASAP. But there are better options.
Even doctors change jobs sometimes. Be sure to minimize the damage and maximize the benefits.
Dennis Hursh, Esq., is a Pennsylvania healthcare attorney who published a book called The Final Hurdle: A Physician's Guide to Negotiating a Fair Employment Agreement. This is one of those niche books...
By Konstantin Litovsky, Guest Writer At first glance, the only difference between small practice and large company retirement plans is the number of participants. Everything else would seem to be iden...
[Editor's Note: This is a guest post from Mark Zoril, a financial advisor at Plan Vision. This firm specializes in setting up retirement plans for small and medium size firms. This post is an excerpt...
[Editor's Note: Doug Carlsen, DDS, is a dentist who retired at 53. He is a new columnist at The White Coat Investor. This is his second column. Let me know how you like his articles by email or in the...