SEPTEMBER / OCTOBER 2021

Family physician leaders share their 10 keys to success.

Insurance policies can keep you financially whole if a disability reduces your earning potential, but it's important to choose the right combination of coverage.

In the moment, it can be difficult to respond effectively, but practicing these four skills and tactics can help.

Traditional offerings still abound, but advances in technology have also opened up new possibilities.

Your options are limitless, so start your job search with a clear understanding of your personal and professional interests.

Putting a little extra effort into these materials can help you make a good first impression with potential employers.

When done well, precepting is a win-win-win for physicians, medical students, and patients.

NEW VS. ESTABLISHED PATIENTS WHEN COVERING FOR OTHER PHYSICIANS | CODING FOR WEEKEND CLINIC SERVICES | INCIDENT-TO RULES FOR MEDICARE ADVANTAGE PLANS | CORRECTING SCRIBE DOCUMENTATION | REMOVING EARWAX USING INSTRUMENTATION

DELEGATE MORE TASKS TO YOUR TEAM WITH CLINIC PROTOCOLS | ANSWER THESE FIVE QUESTIONS BEFORE YOUR NEXT BIG CAREER MOVE | BOND WITH PATIENTS BY ASKING ABOUT THEIR PASSIONS

With limits and support, it can be done.

This guide provides information about physician employment contracts by defining common terms, offering advice about specific provisions, and providing key steps to follow before signing a contract.