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A repository of articles about things doctors didn't learn in medical school, covering side gigs, finances, the business of medicine, life in medicine, and more. These resources are intended to take a deeper dive into specific topics referenced in our educational pages.
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Do I Need a CV or Resume for a Non-Clinical Job or Side Hustle?
While physicians may be tempted to use their existing CV or resume for a nonclinical job application, it's important to be intentional.


New Year Financial and Personal Resolutions for Physicians
A list of financial and personal resolutions for doctors to enact in the new year, designed to promote well-being in physician life.


Investing in Long Term Rentals As A Physician
Learn why investing in long term rentals as a doctor checks off many of the boxes for why physicians want side gigs, and how to get started.


Side Gigs for Oncologists
Learn more about eight popular medical and non-medical side gigs for oncologists.


What to Consider Before Leaving Clinical Medicine
With physician burnout rising, more physicians are considering leaving clinical medicine. Here are some alternatives to explore.


Adding Remote Patient Monitoring (RPM) to Your Private Practice
Remote patient monitoring improves patient care while providing physicians with income diversification.


Pharmaceutical Industry Roles for Physicians Seeking Nonclinical Career Opportunities
Pharmaceutical roles are popular nonclinical career options for physicians. We explore different ways for doctors to get involved.


An Introduction to Direct Primary Care (DPC)
Direct Primary Care IDPC) practices are gaining popularity amongst physicians and patients - here's why.


Buying a Homeowners Insurance Policy: A Physician's Guide
Whether you are buying a new home or haven't reviewed your homeowners insurance policy in a while, it's often worth shopping around.


LinkedIn: A Powerful Tool for Physicians
There's many benefits to doctors being on LinkedIn, but to optimize your experience, be intentional about networking and avoid solicitation.


Side Gigs for Residents and Fellows
There are several side gigs for residents and fellows that offer both flexibility and the ability to earn extra income.


Side Gigs for Retired Physicians
A list of options for nonclinical work or side hustles for retired physicians and physicians looking to scale down their practices
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