Do you have thoughts and ideas about the career change you want to make but they’re just swirling around in your head without any clear direction? Have you done extensive research on non-clinical options, but you’re stuck without a plan of how to move forward? The way to clarity is to take action! Here are 3 things you can do
This post is inspired by a physician who met with me recently for a career clarity call. By the end of the call, we had debunked some “myths of career transition.” I want to share them with you. Myth #1 “You’re going over to the dark side.” Whether you’re considering a role in pharma, insurance medicine, or leadership within a
Overview. Physicians make excellent and credible expert witnesses. There’s expert witness review for medical malpractice, disability, injury, and more. You can work from home, enjoy the benefits of lucrative income, and have the opportunity to advocate for people who have suffered an injustice. What kind of physician is a good fit for this role? You might enjoy this work if:
In this interview with John Jurica, I discuss strategies to help you discover your true desires and pursue them effectively. I share my journey and explain how to be purposeful with your life and career.
I was asked this question recently and it’s an important one. I would like to share my reflections with you. It takes years of training, hard work, and dedication to become a physician.While this focus is essential to reach competency, at some point you may come up for air and ask, “Is my career going where I want it to
Networking can make the difference between being selected for an interview and continuing on the job application treadmill. Here are some answers to your networking questions. 1. Why is networking important? 2023 statistics show 70% of people landed their current job by networking. Employee referrals account for 40% of hires. 80% of jobs are not listed on job boards. 2.
Do you second-guess your ability to make the “right” decisions for your career? If you do, you may have noticed how this can keep you stuck, or worse, have you ping-ponging between different options. When you learn to trust in yourself, you will move forward. Here are 5 tips to grow your “self-trust” muscle. 1. Notice what you trust and
Coaching Overview Coaching is a popular side-gig or second career choice for physicians. It offers flexibility, autonomy, remote work options, and an opportunity to use your gifts and experience to help others. There are many niches for coaches: life, health and wellness, career, leadership, business, financial, relationship, book-writing, sports, and more. Coaching might be a good fit if you: Enjoy
From the time you enter medical training until you become an attending physician, you have several opportunities to experience different clinical career paths. While you must make a choice, there are well-worn paths you can follow. However, if the clinical path you chose no longer feels right, and none of the non-clinical career paths appeal to you, you may choose
Going through a career change requires energy! When you take care of your inner resources, you set yourself up for success. There are several areas in your non-work life that impact your wellbeing and energy: 1. Home environment. 2. Physical and mental health. 3. Significant relationships. 4. Rest and relaxation. 5. Finances. Here are some questions to help you notice
