While using count about as your Financial Software, you might have to face various technical issues which need to be resolved in the urgent basis. You might have problems like CountAbout ...

created on Aug 17, 2:06 AM by rockey rosser within Physician Entrepreneur

Colleagues, does the Harvard course for writing and publishing still take place? I cannot find it online. Perhaps there is another similar course that you know of? Thank you.

created on Jul 7, 10:27 PM by susan arjmand within Freelance MD Blog

hello, when I click on the link to the Harvard conference for writing and publishing, it does not take me to a website for that. Do you know whether this conference ...

created on Jul 7, 10:16 PM by susan arjmand within Freelance MD Blog

Academic time is one of the crucial periods for the students, since they have to submit number of writing and learning activities within the short period of time. But it is ...

created on May 21, 2:07 AM by Edward Santiago within CME & Physician Training

Whitecoatinvestor? How did that not make the list? Most important thing I have read post-residency

created on Feb 27, 9:30 AM by Rory within Freelance MD Blog

The author of the previous article clearly does not understand the point of Dr. Knope's blog. If primary care doctors still worked for their patients instead of the third party bureaucracy ...

created on Feb 12, 5:36 AM by John Blanchard MD within Freelance MD Blog

Thanks for posting Dr. Brown's blog site. The real wealth in medicine is the Calling to be a Physician, a professional who gives his or her best in the service of ...

created on Dec 22, 9:07 PM by Christie Hopkins within Freelance MD Blog

Not sure a solution like Truclinic really makes sense given the integration necessary to gain inefficiencies claimed - sounds expensive....Their solution sounds like another healthcare IT boondoggle similar to what has ...

created on Dec 10, 8:17 AM by Jack Sayer, MD within Freelance MD Blog

Dear Dr. Wible, I lived in Eugene for about ten wonderful years. Presently I am helping produce a radio and television show in the Tampa area named "American Medicine Today". ...

created on Oct 21, 11:17 AM by George Thorry within Freelance MD Blog

Thank you for reminding me of the great profession I am a part of. It is a privilege to write MD after my name.

created on Oct 12, 8:32 PM by Marylou Langlois MD within Freelance MD Blog

I agree that current medical societies need to change. Before, we just couldn't get information, but now when we have internet, it's totally different. But still, medical societies bring that extra ...

created on May 27, 10:48 AM by Mike Willer, MD within Freelance MD Blog

Given the current state of GME, not enough training positions to accommodate the number of medical school graduates, it would be beneficial to present alternatives to residency training. As many unmatched ...

created on Mar 6, 8:39 AM by A. Swift, MD within CME & Physician Training

Have had my share of "out of country" experiences as well.The woman who had cosmetic breast surgery in South America and presents to ER here with large bilateral breast abscesses. Plastic ...

created on Dec 18, 9:31 PM by Edward Timmins within Freelance MD Blog

Thanks for your post/comment, i find it very helpful. I'll like to know if you know of any self publishing company that you may recommend. I have a manuscript ready for ...

created on Sep 26, 10:00 PM by Bola within Freelance MD Blog

Superb, Dr. Rajan T.D. Hats off!

created on Aug 17, 3:18 PM by Melissa Roberts within Freelance MD Blog

I agree wholeheartedly with Dr. Koniver. Feel free to do "conceirge", but I would not recommend calling it that. And whatever you do, DO NOT let some other "Conceirge Franchise" take ...

created on Jun 7, 10:06 AM by IMB, MD within Physician Finances

This is a better way to deliver healthcare by eliminating all the paperwork and government intervention. This is a far better approach than our trend towards obamacare. This can be made ...

created on Apr 25, 1:16 PM by Gary Appleton within Physician Finances

I like this guy Damania already. Think I'll check out his site.

created on Apr 21, 10:06 PM by Surgeon within Freelance MD Blog

I serve on the council of the local scout troop. It's the first time I've felt relevent outside of my family in a decade, maybe longer. Doesn't have anything to do ...

created on Apr 21, 10:03 PM by Surgeon within Freelance MD Blog

I've just invested in my first property besides my primary home. I've seen my friends from college getting really screwed by jumping into buying properties without running all the numbers. I ...

created on Mar 22, 3:36 PM by Aden within Physician Finances

i have been working ER locums for some time now and find that the most valuable information about potential assignments comes not from the recruiters but from my fellow locums doctors. ...

created on Mar 21, 7:59 PM by Clark Newhall within Physician Entrepreneur

After posting an interview with another published author and "graduate" of Harvard Medical School's CME publishing course, I came across this post. I agree that the course is outstanding--and will save ...

created on Feb 26, 6:28 PM by Lisa Tener within Freelance MD Blog

I enjoyed seeing your post here--exciting to see what you've accomplished as a writer, Suzanne, after the CME course, which provided such a jump start. I just bought Say Hello to ...

created on Feb 26, 6:17 PM by Lisa Tener within Freelance MD Blog

Most doctors go into concierge model of practice with the good intention of delivering high quality care. For me its going to be a big drop in income since I am ...

created on Feb 15, 4:47 PM by pediatrician MD within Physician Finances

Hello, Seriously It is very useful. And I would like to know how would you come to know where the conference is helding? Venue, time etc,. I'm an Indian, I'm studying ...

created on Jan 29, 5:08 PM by Fayaz within Freelance MD Blog

Great Article. After 10 years of paid dues, I gave up my membership last year realizing that nothing came of my investment to my society. No changes in primary care reimbursments ...

created on Jan 4, 9:22 AM by tom within Freelance MD Blog

This is a great list. I have another to add... (http://www.nzingaharrisonmd.com) educational site on addiction and other psych disorders.

created on Dec 4, 8:37 AM by Lise Richards within Freelance MD Blog

And here's a big reason to blog: When physicians come to me with a book idea looking to get traditionally published, one of their biggest challenges is often that they don't ...

created on Nov 29, 6:26 PM by Lisa Tener within Freelance MD Blog

One more for the list is the Seattle Mama Doc blog featuring Dr. Wendy Sue Swanson. It has content that is interesting to parents and physicians. It's been around for a ...

created on Nov 28, 11:18 AM by Jennifer within Freelance MD Blog

Physicians are starting direct pay because insurance paperwork and reimbursement is a pain, not because they want to earn more. If you want to target the greedy in healthcare, ...

created on Nov 21, 12:22 PM by Jack S. within Physician Finances

Dr. Silver makes some excellent arguments but she has more faith in the profession than I... Writing (blogging) takes some effort and a distinct point of view. I don't know that ...

created on Nov 20, 8:54 AM by Shaw MD within Freelance MD Blog

Another new link that I have found helpful is http://www.virtualmedstudent.com. Nicely written articles.

created on Nov 18, 9:09 AM by Brad within Freelance MD Blog

My wife and I are both covered by Medicare and we are both covered by my Federal Employee Health Benefit Plan which I continued when I retired. We pay $100/ month ...

created on Oct 23, 9:45 PM by David Drachsler within Freelance MD Blog

If you have any inclination to spread your wings and ascend to the next level of public visibility, this course is for you. I was fortunate to attend the course this ...

created on Oct 23, 9:07 PM by Dr. Kevin Light within Freelance MD Blog

Hello, the information above is right, and on 10/17/12 i was at a tax sale and most investors that won the bids got great deals, 30 to 50% on a dollar. ...

created on Oct 18, 7:18 AM by xaviert bey within Freelance MD Blog

There is a big disconnect between being innovative and knowing how to validate, promote and promulgate that innovation. In my career, I was always an outlier, the one who spent "too ...

created on Sep 26, 1:58 PM by Myrtle within Freelance MD Blog

My doctor went concierge last fall and I couldn't be happier. For less than the cost of a smartphone data plan I get a lot more attention, no more PA's or ...

created on Sep 26, 11:34 AM by Jake Lenden within Physician Finances

I've been doing locums work not for years and have worked at some fifteen sites, from State Prisons to County Mental Health to private hospital. Locum tenens work is like wilderness ...

created on Sep 19, 8:57 PM by Al;fred P French MD within Freelance MD Blog

Agree, the threat of being sued is what drives healthcare in the U.S. Doing what is truly best for the patient comes second, which is a terrible and scary way to ...

created on Sep 17, 5:24 PM by BC within Freelance MD Blog

The question of whether societies are irrelevant is faced by each society every year as membership ages and younger members are not recruited for a variety of reason. As mentioned in ...

created on Sep 15, 5:50 AM by Robert Whitfield, MD, FACS within Freelance MD Blog

There are many advantages to look at medicine as a breakdown of individual issues to change. We live in a world that has brought billions to the medical industry. Most of ...

created on Sep 13, 1:35 PM by Giana Forzareli within Freelance MD Blog

I hate to muddy up this nice animal metaphor but I will do so by giving the full disclosure that I am a dinosaur. That's right, I am old ...

created on Sep 3, 6:55 AM by John C. Key MD within Freelance MD Blog

It strikes me as sad and hypocritical that you go to lengths to say that you would treat this woman if it were an emergency, then go ahead and recommend she ...

created on Aug 23, 8:30 PM by C Long, MD within Freelance MD Blog

Well said. The null hypothesis thought process. This should be done with small, non-bioinnovation projects and services as well. Just because an idea resonates with you, doesn't mean it will sell ...

created on Aug 22, 10:24 AM by Dr. Kevin Light within Freelance MD Blog

The generalities of health are so easy to discuss, the welfare of patients in the aggregate don't nearly approach patient facing clinical decisions and their consequences with which they will live ...

created on Aug 15, 8:21 AM by Thomas A. Coss within Freelance MD Blog

Absolutely not. The primary care docs with the foresight will go into concierge or membership practices. That is the ones who will follow their patients through their hospitalization, give their patients ...

created on Aug 14, 12:23 PM by John T. within Healthcare Reform

I saw this post from HealthCare Finance News and I wonder what's your opinion on this. http://www.healthcarefinancenews.com/news/solo-practice-physicians-im-not-dead?goback=%2Egmp_917937%2Eamf_917937_87954798%2Egde_917937_member_141158573

created on Aug 10, 5:53 AM by Jeff G. within Healthcare Reform

Another possible career path: When the physician starts his or her own business to develop a product, and takes it to market. If successful, the rewards here can be huge. If ...

created on Aug 7, 2:03 PM by Jeffrey Frentzen within Freelance MD Blog

I see many senior/ doctors undertaking wonderful jobs as "Lions" and "Roterians". The job may or may not require leadership qualities, but doctors are at ease doing this jobs.

created on Jul 21, 2:52 AM by Prof.(Dr.) Devesh Mehta within Freelance MD Blog

Very informative article. I agree that telehealth is a great way to improve patient access to medical care while lowering healthcare costs. However, many ailments do require in-person treatment, and virtual ...

created on Jul 20, 12:45 PM by Kathryn Menefee within Freelance MD Blog