Overview
This is a Great Guide for Practicing Physicians and Residents. This book looks at serious questions regarding your practice no one ever taught you. Dr. Schultz explores and helps answer these important questions and adds a bit of humor to the process. Examples of questions include: Where to start a practice? - Doctor friendly states Is Workman's Compensation business worth it? Need more capital? Is bedside manner more important than skill? What kind of partnership is right for you? Is that patient making you sick? - Weeding out ""bad"" patients Is managed care here to stay? Is the dirty ""M"" word malpractice or money? What is the best for you: solo or partnership? Are there any winners in divorce? Is it ok for doctors to advertise?
Full Product Details
Author: Robert A. Schultz
Publisher: Data Trace Publishing Company
Imprint: Data Trace Publishing Company
Weight: 0.456kg
ISBN: 9781574001136
ISBN 10: 1574001132
Pages: 133
Publication Date: 30 January 2006
Audience:
Professional and scholarly
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Professional & Vocational
Format: Hardback
Publisher's Status: Active
Availability: In Print
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Reviews
...critical reading for anyone who...anticipates entering a practice opportunity. By combination of wit and twenty years of on-the-job training, Bob Schultz has been able to condense the business aspects of medicine into an entertaining, but very informative, book. - James A. Nunley, II, MD Chief, Division of Orthopaedics Duke University School of Medicine
"...critical reading for anyone who...anticipates entering a practice opportunity. By combination of wit and twenty years of on-the-job training, Bob Schultz has been able to condense the business aspects of medicine into an entertaining, but very informative, book."" - James A. Nunley, II, MD Chief, Division of Orthopaedics Duke University School of Medicine"
...critical reading for anyone who...anticipates entering a practice opportunity. By combination of wit and twenty years of on-the-job training, Bob Schultz has been able to condense the business aspects of medicine into an entertaining, but very informative, book."" - James A. Nunley, II, MD Chief, Division of Orthopaedics Duke University School of Medicine
Author Information
Robert A. Schultz, MD earned an A.B. degree at Hamilton College in 1969 and his medical degree from Cornell University Medical College in 1978. Between these periods of academic enrichment, he travelled the world exploring European, African, and Asian cultures. Dr. Schultz underwent two years of general surgery residency at The New York Hospital (Cornell), after which he completed his orthopaedic residency at the Harvard Combined Orthopaedic Programme and was a clinical fellow in orthopaedic surgery at Harvard Medical School. After more than 20 years of private practice in New Jersey, Dr. Schultz retired. Presently, he serves as a clinical associate in the Department of Orthopaedic Surgery at Duke University Medical Center.
