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June 27, 2025

I Designed a DIY Financial Literacy Curriculum for Physicians

Every time that I give a talk to other doctors about the importance of financial well-being, I inevitably receive the same question afterwards. How do

June 25, 2025

Understanding the RVU Compensation Model for Physicians

In my anecdotal estimation, the RVU compensation model is the most common model for physicians across the U.S. at least. When I was looking for

June 13, 2025

12 Answers to “Why Is Retirement Planning Important for All Physicians?”

Personal finance is a significant component of overall personal well-being. However, it is almost universally overlooked by physicians in general, including plastic surgeons like me.

May 30, 2025

The Great Debate of Physician Unionization

Even just 20 years ago or so, the idea of physician unionization would be met with derision at worst and skepticism at best. However, with

May 30, 2025

The Great Debate of Physician Unionization

Even just 20 years ago or so, the idea of physician unionization would be met with derision at worst and skepticism at best. However, with

March 19, 2025

Analyzing the Return on My Medical Education

Go become a doctor. It will be worth it. Your education is the best investment that you can make. Don’t worry about the loans. You’ll

March 2, 2025

Sorta Random Sunday: March is Lymphedema Awareness Month!

I’ve talk a bit about what a plastic surgeon actually does in a previous Sorta Random Sunday post. Included in that recap, I mentioned doing

January 15, 2025

What Doctors Should Know Before a Private Equity Sale

Is the creeping presence of private equity in medicine a good or bad thing for doctors? This is a very challenging question. And one that

January 10, 2025

Doctors Can Revolutionize Their Career with a Micro-Business Mindset

Imagine being able to choose the terms of your work so you don’t just earn more, but keep more. Most physicians never realize they have

December 23, 2024

Doctors, How Do You Want To Make Your Money?

It’s a legitimate question. But it’s also a question that doctors don’t pay attention to. Or we assume that the way that we as doctors