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As a doctor and entrepreneur, Scott Jacobson, D.O., finds financial independence very important. And though the challenge of medicine is enjoyable for him, the costs of operating an independent practice—from facilities and equipment to payroll—add up fast. Dealing with Business Expenses the Smart Way Dr. Jacobson understands that running his independent medical practice takes money
As a doctor and entrepreneur, Scott Jacobson, D.O., finds financial independence very important. And though the challenge of medicine is enjoyable for him, the costs…
Letitia Barnett had always dreamed of becoming a doctor. When her life shifted gears and becoming an MD was no longer possible, Letitia proudly served…
Spring has officially sprung, which means that it’s time to do some deep cleaning. Just as you would tackle every corner of your home when…
Healthcare professionals require a lot of training and education. It’s not an easy job (as you know), and when you get home from a long…
Most of us go through our day in somewhat of a habitual way; we have our routines, our patterns, and our responses to what comes at us in our work and in our everyday life. One way to create the best interactions with others that result in the best possible outcomes is to understand your
When we hear about “personal branding,” it’s easy to dismiss the whole idea as Instagram influencer jargon, or something important for entrepreneurs. But in 2019, there’s a growing expectation that everyone will have a strong sense of who they are and what they can offer the working world. So what does “personal branding” mean, exactly?
Loans come in all shapes and sizes, and to find the right one for you requires research and thoughtfulness. For example: personal or business loans can come with fixed rates or variable rates, and the difference between the two is pretty significant, with discrete differences. A fixed rate allows you, as the borrower, to predict and
Budgeting as a business is hard enough. And budgeting as a medical practice presents its own set of challenges. Now that tax season has crashed down upon us, it’s time to start going over last year’s expenses, costs, and Uncle Sam debts. As you go over last year’s files, don’t forget you’re eligible for specific
So many conferences, so little time. We love going to conferences—seeing new emerging technologies, meeting peers and old and new friends, and learning about where various healthcare fields are headed. Going to conferences helps us do our jobs better, and we love that. Here are a few North American expos and conferences we’re looking forward
The job of caretaking is stressful. And you do it every day—helping others live healthier, safer, happier lives. So to do that job as well as you can, you want to be showing up as free as possible of your own worries, anxieties, and frustrations. To help ease your financial burden, we’ve put together a
There’s a sweet spot you reach once you’ve worked in your career for a little while. You feel practiced. Experienced. Authoritative. People seek you out for mentorship and guidance. You can do your work with your eyes closed, your hands tied behind your back. Nobody doubts you. You are respected. You have succeeded. Then the
With high-deductible insurance plans on the rise, patients are having an increasingly difficult time paying their medical bills. And, these mounting uncollected payments can put a serious strain on cash flow and wreak havoc on your practice. Making it easy for a patient to pay their bill will always work in your best interest. Payment
The greatest leaders teach others to lead. That’s all that leadership really is, right? Making space at the top for the next generation of thinkers, shapers, managers, and innovators is ultimately what we want to accomplish in our work. So how do we ensure we’re finding the right talent and grooming it well for the
Work-life balance is a myth. Most of us will never be able to fit in everything day to day, week to week, or month to month. Yet when we can’t do this, we feel like we’re failing both personally and professionally. During my residency training program, I moonlighted for a group of doctors who were