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A repository of articles about things doctors didn't learn in medical school, covering side gigs, finances, the business of medicine, life in medicine, and more. These resources are intended to take a deeper dive into specific topics referenced in our educational pages.
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How Much House Can I Afford? The Physician’s Guide
Rules of thumb to help physicians determine “how much house can I afford” when purchasing a home, while avoiding being 'house poor.'
Physician Transition to Practice: A Guide and Checklist for Graduating Residents and Fellows
What residents and fellows need to do before graduating residency or fellowship to ensure a smooth transition to practice
A Physician's Guide To Buying Life and Disability Insurance during Residency and Fellowship
When and why residents and fellows should buy disability and life insurance policies during residency, how and where to purchase it, & FAQs.
How Physicians, Graduating Residents, and Fellows Should Consider Using COBRA for Health Insurance Between Jobs
How physicians, graduating residents, and fellows can save on health insurance costs between jobs by leveraging COBRA as an option.
Guide To Purchasing Health Insurance on the Marketplace for Physicians Who Retire Early or Are Self-Employed
Purchasing health insurance on the Marketplace as a self employed or FIRE physician requires understanding options, costs, and alternatives.
What Is the Average Pediatrician Salary?
Stats and trends on the average pediatrician salary, including breakdown by hours worked, location, practice environment, and gender.
What the FTC Vote to Ban Noncompetes Means for Physicians
Physicians should know about the FTC vote to ban noncompetes, pending legal challenges, who it applies to, and how it affects contracts.
Statistics From Our Salary and Compensation Data for Physicians
Aggregate data on physician salary and compensation including average pay, benefits, PTO including vacation, sick, and CME days, & more
How Physicians Should Respond to A Medical Board Complaint or Investigation
Physicians should respond quickly when they receive notice of a medical board complaint or investigation, and follow appropriate processes.
Prenups: A Primer on Prenuptial Agreements for Doctors
Doctors getting married should understand the financial consequences of a divorce and consider the pros and cons of getting a prenup.
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