Life After Clinical Practice
Are you considering a new career path? Curious about your options, or simply looking for new ways to find balance in your life? In this podcast, Michelle Mudge-Riley, who consults with physicians interested in transitioning into nonclinical jobs, discusses the chief complaints of practicing physicians and explores available career options.
Are you considering a new career path? Curious about your options, or simply looking for new ways to find balance in your life?
In this podcast, Michelle Mudge-Riley, who consults with physicians interested in transitioning into nonclinical jobs, discusses the chief complaints of practicing physicians and explores available career options.
Mudge-Riley is a doctor who works as director of wellness and medical management at a brokerage firm in Virginia. She graduated from Des Moines University Osteopathic Medical School in 2003, but soon after transitioned into a nonclinical job. She is also a consultant for physicians looking to enhance their careers or transition out of medicine into other jobs.
Mudge-Riley wrote a series of essays on her experiences for Physicians Practice in 2006 called the Ex-Doctor’s Diary.
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