We have a conundrum. You only need to talk to a few healthcare providers, and they’ll tell you that they are concerned about the future. They’re worried about politics, they’re worried about lawsuits, they’re worried about reimbursement dropping off the map. And they hate how much time they waste in paperwork loops, phone call mazes, and meetings. The current generation …
Have four minutes? Great. I think I can change your life. The core values that embody this site: Our careers demand most of our attention. We still want to live well now while preparing to live epically (is that a word?) Our time is our most valuable asset. Financial wellness is a key to our future career happiness. My …
Physician/bloggers. There are a lot of them. I made a list of my favorites. Personal finance bloggers. There are probably more of them than there are personal finance books. I included my favorites on the list. And lifestyle bloggers…well you don’t need any qualifications to write about how you live your life, so there are even more of them. Their …
Or, My Yard Explains Your Financial Situation and Exercise Routine Something had to be done. A meteorogically impossible series of intense floods and prolonged droughts had plaqued my intern year in Oral and Maxillofacial Surgery. Fresh out of dental school and spending 80 hours a week puzzling over fluid orders and how to use my expensive stethoscope, I’d neglected that …
Is a positive net worth as a resident possible? Absolutely. Are people doing it? According to statistics, obviously not. One of the most audacious goals here at Millennial in Medicine is to finish residency with a positive net worth. It’s possible. And I’m not the only one who thinks so. So many of our decisions in healthcare, from which specialty …