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Employed practice

To get what you need to create a more ideal practice, you must learn to navigate the bureaucracy of your organization. Here’s how.

This supplement guides employed physicians to learn more about their practice’s Quality Payment Program strategy.

Leading up is about setting an example and building influence so you can be more effective. It starts with these seven skills.

With a few basic skills, you can expand your influence and make your organization a better place to work.

Whether for your first job after residency or a career change, here are some keys to getting your curriculum vitae noticed by employers.

A review of the broad market trends can help you evaluate the specifics of your contract.

Looking for greater flexibility, influence, and self-care opportunities within your organization can help keep burnout at bay.

You can grow your influence and help your organization succeed by applying this one leadership concept.

To find the right job, you have to ask the right questions about compensation and the work environment.

How will the emerging trend take shape? Is it good for medicine - for doctors? And will there still be a place for independent physicians?

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