August 15th 2025
Mid-career physicians face common dissatisfaction and burnout. These strategies will reignite passion and enhance fulfillment in your medical career.
August 12th 2025
Discover six effective strategies to enhance career growth for medical practice employees, boosting retention, motivation, and patient care.
July 25th 2025
Video résumés revolutionize job applications, showcasing personality and skills, while traditional résumés fade.
April 3rd 2025
Healthcare organizations face ongoing challenges in leadership retention, engagement, and recruitment amid financial pressures, evolving career expectations, and a shifting talent landscape.
November 19th 2024
De-escalating situations and emotions can settle disagreements between staff members.
Hire Medical Practice Staff for Keeps
Five Hiring Tips for Medical Practice Managers
How can you tell a prospect is someone you should absolutely hire? What about when someone should be fired? Here are five tips to help.
Why Physicians Should Join a Professional Organization
Taking an active role in professional associations can benefit physicians through networking opportunities, policy alerts, and continuing education.
Avoid a Bad Hire in Your Medical Practice
Hiring a new physician is a big deal. If you make a bad choice, life can quickly become very difficult. Here are four red flags you shouldn't ignore.
Ten Twitter Accounts to Follow at MGMA15
Can't make it to MGMA15? Want more news and information while you are in Nashville? In either case, these are the accounts to follow on Twitter.
Building a Diverse Workforce for a Healthier Future
There are a lack of minorities represented in healthcare professions. Action must be taken to address this issue.
Ten Elements of a New Employee Orientation Plan
Sure your practice is busy, but don't neglect the chance to welcome new hires, and set them on the road to success.
What Medical Staff Should Understand about Physicians
We asked physicians what they wish their staff members understood. Here's what they said.
IPAs and Super Groups: Are They for You?
Balancing medical practice independence and collaboration can be tricky. Here are two possible options to consider.
Eleven Things to Never Say to Patients
Physician-patient interactions can be rife with emotion. Here are phrases physicians should take care to avoid during these situations.
Accept Your Limits, Plan Space in Your Life
We all know it’s important to insert breathing room into our lives, so why is doing this so hard? It’s important to accept our limits.
Malpractice Coverage Still Needed When Practicing Ends
Even if a physician stops practicing medicine, malpractice coverage needs to continue. Here's how to ensure you are covered.
The Hierarchy of Values within a Medical Practice
We’re all willing to sacrifice one principle for another. As a practice leader, you must develop a framework to choose between competing values.
Ten Interview Questions to Ask for the Best Medical Staff
Building the best support staff for a medical practice is no easy feat. Here are 10 questions to ask to find the right employees for long-term success.
The Plight of Older Physicians
There are alternatives to quitting or changing jobs for experienced physicians wary of current changes in healthcare delivery.
Striving for Balance as a Working Mom and Physician
Being a working parent means that, unfortunately, my kids and I both have to miss things that would enrich us both. How do others do it?
What I'd Change about Practicing Medicine
Seven physicians finish the sentence, "If I could change anything about practicing medicine…"
The Whole of the Team is Greater than the Sum of its Parts
In a changing healthcare environment, it’s important for physicians, PAs, and everyone else in the care team to get on the same page.
Certified PAs Grow Practices, Get Patients Back to School
The rash of back-to-school physicals always tasks practices this time of year. Look to physician assistants to help manage the extra case load.
The Role of Inflation on Your Retirement Income
When planning for retirement, it's important physicians calculate how much inflation will affect your pension and other sources of income.
Medical Meetings: Go from Tyrant to Trendsetter
From 7 a.m. grand rounds to in-person meetings that should be conference calls, we're going beyond just saying "no." We are declaring our independence.
Plan Ahead for a Retiring Medical Practice Partner
Do you have a plan if one of your partners in your medical group retires? If not, start devising one today.
Technology to Streamline Physician Credentialing
CAQH ProView, a standardized electronic application form can reduce the time and resources needed for credentialing.
What Does Retirement as a Physician Assistant Look Like?
I don't want to stop doing surgery until I'm physically unable to perform safely; however, there are a lot things that I want to do outside of medicine.
Ten Apps Physicians Should Start Using Now
If you're not sure which apps are best for you to download, here are 10 top picks from healthcare professionals.
Rising Interest Rates and Fixed Income Investments
The topic is complex, but understanding rising interest rates is important when evaluating fixed income investments.
Advice for Starting a Medical Residency
Having been a resident not that many years ago, here is some advice for the new doctors as they take on the world.
How New Jersey Public Policy Fails Primary-Care Physicians
Healthcare policies and laws that favor special interests are bad news for physicians and the public. New Jersey is a more extreme example.
Determining Life Insurance Coverage for Physicians
I'm often asked how much life insurance physicians require and what type I recommend. Here are my answers.
Demand for Advanced Practitioners Will Continue to Grow
The ACA has increased the demand for providers at all levels, and that demand will only continue to grow as more patients enter the healthcare system.