Employed practice

May/June 2018 Issue
Making Sense of MACRA: Questions to Ask Your Employer [Supplement]

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

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November/December 2017 Issue
How to Lead Up in Your Organization [Feature]

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

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November/December 2017 Issue
You Can and Should Be a Leader – Even if You Aren't a Natural [From the Editor]

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

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November/December 2016 Issue
What Makes a Good CV? [Employed Practice]

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

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July/August 2016 Issue
Employment Contracts for Family Physicians in an Evolving Market [Feature]

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

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July/August 2016 Issue
Tackling Burnout in Employed Physicians [Employed Practice]

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

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November/December 2015 Issue
How to Be a Leader When You Are Not "the" Leader [Employed Practice]

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

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September/October 2015 Issue
Finding the Right Job: Two Key Issues [Employed Practice]

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

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July/August 2015 Issue
The Physician Employment Trend: What You Need to Know [Feature]

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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July/August 2013 Issue
Personal Issues to Consider Before Leaving Independent Practice [Feature]

Some introspection now may prevent a lot of regret later.

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