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Today, 73% of family physicians are considered “employed,” which comes with many benefits but also tradeoffs. This article addresses skills rarely taught during training: .
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Medicare has updated its vaccine for the flu season, and new codes cover new boosters.
“I truly love my specialty,” he writes . “That doesn’t mean I think everything is perfect. It just means that I feel family medicine is a calling, and it called to me.”
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Untreated scabies can lead to secondary bacterial infections like impetigo, furunculosis, and the risk of bacterial toxin-induced diseases. Watch as Dr. Theodore Rosen, Professor of Dermatology at Baylor College of Medicine, discusses the need to treat this long-neglected disease in a timely manner.
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INFORMATION FROM THE AAFP
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Explore physician employment contract terms, advice on specific provisions, and dispute resolution information before signing a contract.
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Achieving the Quadruple Aim requires physician leadership, particularly the ability to lead by influencing others and implementing positive changes in your practice and community.
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The U.S. Department of State is hiring physicians, nurse practitioners, physician assistants, and psychiatrists to fill critical vacancies. The Department’s Bureau of Medical Services (MED) operates in more than 270 embassies and consulates worldwide, relying on skilled clinicians like you to carry out its mission. .
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Read the latest issue of FPM.
Earn 5 CME credits.
- How to Be Employed “Well”
- Board Certification Maintenance
- The Power of Professional Coaching
- Pitfalls in Physician Payment Models
- A Checklist for New Physicians
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| Top illustration by Traci Daberko | Cover illustration by Traci Daberko |
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