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June 4, 2024

Finance Flash Go! Episode #12: Finding A Job in Medicine

This week’s Finance Flash Go! episode recap is all about finding a job in medicine. This is obviously such an important contributor and factor in your

May 6, 2024

What Happens When [A] Plastic [Surgeon] Catches FIRE?!

This blog is for everyone. And a major point of interest in the blog is the concept of FIRE, being “Financial Independence, Retire Early.” But

April 29, 2024

Will New FTC Ruling Cure Noncompete Woes for Doctors?

The recent FTC ruling banning noncompete clauses is shaking things up in the working world and it could for doctors too! This decision could be

February 28, 2024

How to Have Success Becoming an Attending Physician

I became an attending about 3.5 years ago as of the writing of this post. But I first wrote a lot of these thoughts right

November 20, 2023

10 Steps to Financial Freedom for Young Attending Physicians

One of the most read posts of mine is a guide to Ten Finance Moves You Need to Make as a Resident. I think this

November 13, 2023

3 Ways I Defined My Value Ahead of My Contract Negotiations

I just recently completed contract negotiations and renewed my contract with my employer. Overall, I am very happy with how it went. And I’ll certainly

September 27, 2023

5 Reasons You Still Need to Max Out Your 401k

I’ll be totally honest. A few years ago, before I started this blog and my personal finance journey, I had no clue what a 401k

September 1, 2023

A Step Forward in Physician Salary Transparency

Dollar signs, numbers, and loopholes are popping up in job ads. Some employers are required by law; others are disclosing salary by choice. Either way,

August 7, 2023

Money Matters in Medicine: My Book Review

I’m really excited to announce that my book, Money Matters in Medicine, is officially published! Why did I write a book? Ever since I started

August 2, 2023

10 Sure FIRE Ways to Jump Start Your Personal Finances

Financial well-being is one of the most important yet overlooked factors in overall well-being for physicians, and really anyone else. But doctors are particularly bad