Unfortunately, healthcare professionals are notoriously bad with money. Many jobs in healthcare are very well paid compared to an average American’s salary, and yet, many well compensated medical professionals live paycheck to paycheck. Financial stress is not unique to the Read more…
Episode 6: A beginners guide to Independent Contracting or “1099” work. “I’ve just accepted a 1099 position, but I don’t know whether I should file as a 1040 schedule C, S-Corp, LLC, or Sole Proprietorship?” “I am working as an Read more…
Sparked by the RaDonda Vaught verdict, Mike and John discuss how the precedent of criminal prosecution for medical malpractice will affect the field of healthcare. Mistakes often involve multiple system failures. Will the risk of criminal charges discourage the reporting Read more…
Recently, I was asked to give a speech at a white coat ceremony for PAs who were about to enter their clinical year. Preparing for this talk offered an opportunity to reflect on what makes a good student so I Read more…
Medicine has a long and rich history of educating future generations. Over the past 100 years, the medical model of training has emphasized hands-on training from senior peers through clinical rotations, internships, residences, and fellowships. Nearly every medical profession involves Read more…
Healthcare professionals Mike and John introduce themselves and discuss the beginnings of their new career as podcasters.
Mike and John talk about how and why to network both personally and professionally, which social media they’ve found to hold value, and the benefits of belonging to professional associations.
Mike and John go over common problems with CME, online resources, and share some conference experience. What is the average CME reimbursement? Is it better to do on-demand or live content?