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Best will provide insightful suggestions for how to find the non-clinical career that is right for you. He will provide his insights on why physicians leave the bedside, when you know that it is time to leave, how to break into non-clinical work and successfully transition, and how to succeed once you have made the transition. He went on to create Colleague Medical, a peer-to-peer dinner meeting company for Reed Elsevier. The conference mentors and recruiters will introduce themselves and briefly describe their background and areas of interest.
Attendees will sign up for individual sessions with recruiters and mentors. Gourguechon will suggest specific strategies for managing the stress of a major career transition. Frequently quoted in the media as an expert on the psychological aspects of individual and group behavior as well as social, cultural and political phenomena, she has appeared in The Wall Street Journal , New York Times , New Yorker , Forbes , LA Times , and The Atlantic among many media outlets.
She received her medical degree from the University of Michigan and her training in psychiatry at Northwestern University medical school, with postgraduate training in psychoanalysis at the Institute for Psychoanalysis, Chicago. Gourguechon is a SEAK alumna.
Opportunities for Physicians in Pharma. Trigg will provide a broad overview of the various roles physicians fill in pharmaceutical companies including drug safety, medical affairs, marketing, communication, and research. He will discuss typical day to day responsibilities, travel requirements, opportunities for advancement, compensation, and need for relocation and potential work from home. Trigg will provide practical advice for physicians who wish to position themselves to break into industry and succeed once this transition has been made.
Trigg will also address in a broad way the major differences from the usual physician practices looking after individual patients and the physician responsibility and reporting structures in the pharmaceutical industry. Michael Trigg, MD has enjoyed a long and distinguished career in industry. Heidi George Moawad, MD. Moawad will survey the diverse full time, part time, and contract non-clinical teaching opportunities available to physicians including medical students, residents, fellows, nurses, PAs, other medical professionals, undergrads, invited presentations, and other opportunities.
She will explain how to get your foot in the door, how to negotiate payment, and most importantly, how to become highly in demand and successful. She frequently presents on the topic of Non-Clinical Careers. Opportunities for Physicians at Consulting Firms. Rathore will survey the types of projects physicians at consulting firms can work on for clients such as pharmaceutical companies and healthcare systems. He will explain the characteristics which are a good fit for this work including problem solving skills, being a team player, being able to work in a dynamic setting, and willingness to think in an evolving fashion.
He will provide practical advice for those physicians who would like to work for a consulting firm.
His previous consulting experience includes being Chief Medical Officer and co-founder of the boutique healthcare consulting firm Medicus Economics where he utilized his expertise in the analysis of large data sets e. Rathore trained in internal medicine at Massachusetts General Hospital, was previously on the faculty at Yale School of Medicine, and started his consulting career 20 years ago. Opportunities for Physicians in the Disability Insurance Field.
Andrea Savona Brown, MD. Brown will survey the full time, part time and contract opportunities available to physicians in the disability insurance field. She will describe what physicians do on a day to day basis including claim review, research, report writing, peer to peers, and interacting with claims professionals.
Brown will explain why she loves her job and finds it intellectually stimulating and very enjoyable. Brown will provide advice for how to break into the disability insurance industry. She currently works from home. Prior to transitioning, Dr.
Brown served as a primary care physician in Kennebunk, Maine. Brown is Board Certified in Family Medicine. Opportunities for Physicians with Medical Device Companies. Hedrich will describe why medical device companies hire physicians and the great variety of tasks that these physicians may be called upon to perform including product development, medical oversight of clinical trials, monitoring product safety, risk assessments, interacting with regulators and payers, supporting sales and customers, engaging key opinion leaders, teaching, etc.
Hedrich will offer insight into what medical device companies are looking for in physician hires, and provide suggestions for how to approach such a career change in order to be set up for success. He has had the opportunity to recruit, interview, and hire physicians and nurses from a diverse background. He started his career in industry in and his interests focus on sudden death, cardiac arrhythmia, and stroke prevention. Hedrich was in private practice as a cardiac electrophysiologist.
Hedrich is multilingual and has lived and practiced in Boston, Seattle, St. Kuhn will provide practical advice for how to break into this field and excel and succeed. Her current responsibility is supporting retrospective reviews for Blue Cross Blue Shield. Kuhn is Board Certified in Pediatrics and was on the Yale medical staff for over 17 years.
Her clinical focus is adolescents. Kuhn is a SEAK alumna. Opportunities for Physicians in Work from Home Telemedicine. Taylor will explain the exciting and growing number of opportunities to practice telemedicine. He will discuss how you are paid per diem v. He will also explain scheduling shifts, the substantial advantages to this type of work, the types of cases you can and can not see, the specialties which can do this work you might be surprised at this , regulatory considerations and the future of this exciting field. In addition to his telemedicine and other clinical work, Dr.
Taylor has vast non-clinical medical director experience in the health insurance, disability insurance and ACO fields. Taylor is a highly experienced public speaker. Opportunities as a Medical Science Liaison. Ho will recount her inspirational story of perseverance and overcoming adversity to break into pharma. She will then describe the opportunities for physicians as a medical science liaison — a role that requires a high level of scientific acumen but board-certification or licensure may not be required.
Ho will describe what these field-based professionals do on a day to day basis, including meeting with key opinion leaders, delivering and gathering insights, supporting research, and cultivating relationships. She will provide additional details on being an MSL including compensation, territory sizes, travel requirements, and adjusting to the corporate environment. Ho will provide practical advice for positioning yourself for finding and landing your first MSL position.
She is a seasoned healthcare professional with diverse experience that includes industry experience, direct patient care, and pathology. A native Chicagoan, Dr. Sunday, October 21, Rucoba will survey the broad opportunities for physicians as a work from home freelance medical writer. Rucoba will explain that freelance writing can be started while you are still in practice and that the work is lucrative enough to constitute a full time non-clinical career.
He will explain why boards and a medical license are typically not necessary and give tips on how to break into this field and succeed.
Rucoba will also discuss overhead, liability, insurance and start-up costs, and opportunities for physicians as a full time employed medical writer. Rucoba, MD has over eight years of experience as a medical writer and editor and has worked on a large variety of projects. In addition to his writing and editing, Dr. Rucoba maintains a clinical practice in pediatrics and is on the faculty of Northwestern University Feinberg School of Medicine.
Rucoba has appeared as a media spokesman on multiple television stations. Opportunities for Physicians in Administration. She will discuss what may be required on a day to day basis, working conditions, hours, compensation could very well be a pay raise from clinical medicine depending on your specialty , the practicality of maintaining a clinical practice, and opportunities for advancement.
Snyder will provide her advice as to additional education that may be helpful or necessary, and most importantly, she will explain how to demonstrate leadership and break into administration. Before transitioning to her Leadership roles Dr. Opportunities for Physicians as an Attorney. Leone will provide a frank assessment of the practice of law including hours, working conditions, initial salary, earning potential, lifestyle, intellectual stimulation, the advantages of your MD, and what attorneys really do on a day to day basis. Leone will survey the most common practice areas that many physicians gravitate to including personal injury, medical malpractice, intellectual property, and health law.
He will provide practical advice for those considering law school including selection of the right law school and building the skills and resume that legal employers value most. Leone is admitted to practice medicine and law in New Jersey and New York. He graduated from each of these institutions with honors. Leone was a member of the Olympic equestrian show jumping team, and remains active in amateur sports as the Chairman of the Board of the United States Equestrian Team Foundation.
Prior to transitioning to law, Dr. She will explain the work physicians typically do in a life insurance company, hours, work environment, the compensation range that can be expected for new hires, the typical corporate compensation and benefit structure, what the work consists of on a day-to-day basis, and the specialties and clinical experience which are most appropriate for this endeavor.
Finney will explain the benefits and potential drawbacks of working in a corporate environment and, in particular, at life insurance companies. She will provide practical tips for positioning yourself for such work and landing a first time position in the life insurance industry. Originally from the Midwest, Dr. Prior to joining Allstate, Dr. Finney practiced Medicine for more than 25 years in Arizona.
She enjoys mentoring former colleagues regarding career transition. Lucier will survey the opportunities for physicians in the fields of patient safety and quality. He will explain what physicians in these fields do on a day to day basis including reviewing adverse events, process improvement, patient advocacy, quality improvement, professional complaints, and perhaps most importantly, developing people.
Lucier will cover compensation, working conditions, the ability to maintain a clinical practice and other practical considerations. He will provide actionable advice on how to break into these fields and succeed. His current interests in quality improvement and patient safety revolve around transitions of care, readmission prevention, care coordination, standardizing non-clinical processes of care, improving patient experience, and clinician burnout.
Lucier is on the faculty of Harvard Medical School. Opportunities for Physicians in Coaching. Bayley will describe the exciting and extremely rewarding opportunities for physicians available in the field of coaching. Bayley will discuss how to get into this work including certification and getting your first few clients.
He will describe the various types of consulting physicians can do including and institutional. Bayley will explain the advantages of this work including being able to work from home and flexible hours and give advice on how to set your rates and how to successfully build your practice. Ryan Bayley, MD is a successful physician coach.
Bayley is an Emergency Medicine Physician and still works clinically a few shifts each month. He received his undergraduate degree from Harvard and his MD from Vanderbilt. Bayley is a SEAK alumnus. Opportunities for Physicians with Healthcare Startups: Patel will survey the broad opportunities for physicians to work with healthcare startups. She will provide an overview of the current healthcare startup environment and will explain the various valuable roles physicians play with these firms.
Patel will explain how working with startups can allow you to make a bigger impact and effect positive change, all while personally enriching yourself. She will provide practical advice for those seeking to break into advising startups, consulting to venture capitalists and serving as an angel investor. Kirti Patel, MD has worked with a number of startups in different roles: Opportunities for Physician in Healthcare Information Technology. Lewis will provide insights into the many non-clinical opportunities available to physicians in HIT including with EHR vendors, providers, the government, and those dealing with data analytics.
She will explain what HIT physicians may do on a typical day, opportunities for advancement and strategies for breaking into the field. Lewis will discuss compensation, benefits, needed qualifications, and work from home possibilities. Charmian Lewis, MD has worked at Allscripts since She currently serves as a home based Hawaii!
Prior to transitioning to her full time Non-Clinical Career, Dr. Lewis practiced obstetrics and gynecology on the west coast. She is a SEAK alumna.
It was packed with top notch information and was highly appreciated by those of us who are seeking non-clinical paths. They were all so kind and made me feel hopeful about my future again. It was a great networking opportunity. Many of the fields discussed have positions that do not require current Boards and some of our faculty members do not have Boards. Indeed helps people get jobs: John Health System, Ok questions about work, benefits, interviews and hiring process: I feel uniquely equipped to do this now thanks to your conference.
Opportunities for Physicians in Medical Communication and Advertising. Carpenter will survey the vast landscape of medical communication and healthcare advertising and describe ways that physicians can apply their clinical expertise in this fast paced industry, e. Carpenter will describe attributes that medical communication and advertising agencies are seeking in physician employees and will provide practical advice to help attendees break into this dynamic field and achieve success.
Carpenter, MD is currently a Senior Vice President, Medical Director and a key member of the leadership team for the Medical and Scientific Affairs division of CDM New York, a leading healthcare advertising and medical communications agency where she develops medical and scientific content and provides important strategic direction to numerous Pharma brands. Prior to her transition from medicine to marketing in , Dr. Opportunities for Physicians as a Physician Advisor.
All hospitals who accept Medicare are required to have a physician advisor. Kuperan will explain what physician advisors do on a day to day basis and why she enjoys the problem solving, interaction with colleagues, and clinical coordination. She will explain the different ways physicians can serve as physician advisors including on site, home based remote, full time, part time, directly hired by hospital or hired by a third party vendor.
She will discuss hours, compensation, opportunities for advancement, the option of working clinically as well, and how to break into this field.
Prior to transitioning she practiced neurology and sleep medicine in private practice. Opportunities for Physicians in Knowledge Consulting. Cooper will explain how to supplement your clinical income through consulting with knowledge companies. He will explain how this work can be quite lucrative three to four figures per hour , can be done at a high volume, and how this work will often improve your clinical knowledge and skills. Cooper will describe the various forms of assignments that can be obtained including surveys, phone interviews and focus groups.
He will discuss how to get the work, turnaround times, compliance issues and will provide practical tips to start, build, and run a lucrative knowledge consulting practice. Cooper will also provide a list of knowledge companies which utilize physicians. He is a SEAK alumnus. Bell will describe the day to day work physicians typically do supporting clinical trials including, protocol writing, data integrity, opining on exclusion criteria, and dealing with adverse event reports. She will provide information on the different roles that are available to physicians and the different types of organizations that will hire physicians for these roles.
She will provide tips to position yourself for and break into the fields of drug safety, research and medical monitoring. Prior to her transition, Dr. Bell is a SEAK alumna. Opportunities for Physicians in Real Estate Investing. Physician salaries in Morgantown, WV Learn more about working at Mylan Mylan questions about work, benefits, interviews and hiring process: On average, how many hours do you work a day? Do you offer jobs without a college education? Morgantown West, Virginia - Mylan.
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