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Life After Clinical Practice
Are you considering a new career path? Curious about your options, or simply looking for new ways to find balance in your life? In this podcast, Michelle Mudge-Riley, who consults with physicians interested in transitioning into nonclinical jobs, discusses the chief complaints of practicing physicians and explores available career options.
Are you considering a new career path? Curious about your options, or simply looking for new ways to find balance in your life?
In this podcast, Michelle Mudge-Riley, who consults with physicians interested in transitioning into nonclinical jobs, discusses the chief complaints of practicing physicians and explores available career options.
Mudge-Riley is a doctor who works as director of wellness and medical management at a brokerage firm in Virginia. She graduated from Des Moines University Osteopathic Medical School in 2003, but soon after transitioned into a nonclinical job. She is also a consultant for physicians looking to enhance their careers or transition out of medicine into other jobs.
Mudge-Riley wrote a series of essays on her experiences for Physicians Practice in 2006 called the Ex-Doctor’s Diary.
Practice Administration Stability and Key Determinants of Success
September 14th 2020Sachin Gupta, CEO of IKS Health, discusses how independent practices can remain administratively stable during the pandemic and after, as well as provides the key determinants of success for new and growing practices.
