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As of December 9, 2019, here are some interesting statistics that FairPayDoctor.com has gathered about the Hospitalist Medicine profession (data gathered from 5/15/19 to 11/27/19). Salary statistics for all hospitalist medicine physicians: Distribution of attending salaries: Salary statistics for permanent positions: If you found this entry interesting, then please help us improve the quality of
We at FairPayDoctor.com want not only to promote transparency in the physician job market, but also to help empower doctors. There may be no better way to do that than to put more money back into your pockets. With that in mind, we present here a guide to reducing your tax bill. We’ll split this into
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Five years ago, I was working full-time in a partnership-track private practice that covered the ER at a local hospital. With another baby on the way, I knew expenses were going to increase, so I was trying to figure out how to make more money. I ended taking on an additional shift each week at
As of July 26, 2019, here are some interesting statistics that FairPayDoctor.com has gathered about the Emergency Medicine profession (data gathered from 5/24/19 to 6/23/19).
When you were 25, the world was your oyster. You were finishing up medical school and looking forward to that long white coat, a lifetime of job security and satisfaction, and untold riches. But somewhere along the way, something went awry. Now, 20 years later, patients prefer Doctor Google’s advice to yours, hospital administrators with