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Congratulations–you’ve got the job! While you may be excited to start your new position and ready to sign on the dotted line, it is important to exercise caution and see what the contract actually says before signing it. Although most prospective employees do not receive attorney advice before...

Telehealth is a method of providing healthcare services remotely. Medical providers do this through video conferencing, phone calls, or secure messaging. It allows them to evaluate, diagnose, and treat patients without needing to meet patients in person. Telehealth has multiple benefits for people...

Doctors expect that they will be well-compensated for their years of study and experience. Many physicians make the mistake of assuming that the money aspect will just work out and that they do not need to do anything in negotiating their compensation. Unfortunately, this is common and expected by...

Few things in life are more emotionally taxing for physicians than being accused of misconduct. Sometimes, this takes place through a medical malpractice lawsuit. They can make physicians question their qualifications, future professional lives, and shake them to their core. Although physicians are...

Physicians are taught from the time they start medical school to avoid getting charged with medical malpractice or any other accusations of wrongdoing. Good physicians and employers put practices in place to minimize these accusations. Nevertheless, they do happen. Findings of wrongdoing can...