Doximity, the LinkedIn for physicians, has a free mobile app that allows physicians to call patients without their cell numbers being exposed. This article reviews why the Doximity mobile app is a must-have for all physicians.
Too often, healthcare professionals leave money on the table. This article reviews the five monthly metrics private practices should review with their billers and collectors to avoid missing out on earned revenue.
Too often, we hear about the lengthy process of getting physicians onboarded at a medical facility. This article discusses what physicians and medical facilities can do to contract directly within four weeks, from contract negotiations to seeing patients.
It may seem more straightforward to have a recruiter find you new opportunities, but sometimes it might be best to do it yourself. This article discusses acting as your own recruiter to find your next chance to contract directly as a medical professional.
Booking flights can be a headache, especially if you want to save money. This article provides advice on booking the cheapest flights and when to fly.
Writing is one of the basic ways we communicate with others. This article discusses how to improve your writing by getting Grammarly.
Too often, physicians are asked to provide their CVs without knowing how their information will be handled. This article reviews several tactics to keep your CV from being misused.
Too often, we fail to negotiate for ourselves and settle for what is easiest. This article reminds all practitioners that everything is negotiable when contracting directly with a facility.
The PSLF is a terrific way for some physicians to pay off school debt. This article reviews how physicians can work part-time and other arrangements to qualify for PSLF.
Part of flying is knowing what to do when your fight is delayed or canceled. This article reviews things to consider when your travel plans are disrupted so that you can get to your final destination.
