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How to prepare for retirement

Physicians Practice identified the friendliest U.S. states in which to hang a shingle

Profiles of physicians who went into business

An interview with Francine Gaillour, MD

How to handle a physician marriage

A surprising number of retired doctors are being forced to go back to work

How one practice met its end

Mentoring programs are common in much of corporate America. Why don't more medical practices have them?

Opening a satellite office is a risky and complex undertaking. Here are some things to consider before you begin.

Crystal Run Healthcare has come a long way from its 1982 beginnings as a one-physician, one-site practice with an unfinished floor. And so has its founder, Hal Teitelbaum, MD, a former academic who launched the practice with no business experience and no

Tips for finding and keeping specialists that are in demand. Creativity helps.

House calls are becoming popular again. Would it work for you?

How to assess if the job is what you want and how to get it

Setting up a compensation plan for physician managers

Consider hiring non-traditional (read,older) physicians

Easier ways to get credentialed and get paid

Learn how to work better with and market to referring physicians

Ways to handle call that make everyone happy

How some physicians have succesfully put their clincal experience to work in business

A robust network of peers, colleagues, and other contacts can put the heat on a career

How to be great expert witness

What physicians do wrong and do right when applying for a new position

Generational conflict is a fact of life in medical groups. But can the ideals of different generations be closer than everyone thinks?

Pointers on negotiating, preparing, and getting along as a young physician

Ease the effects of career exhaustion