Concierge Doctor Guide: Definition, Career Path, and Salary (EntreMD Business School)
In a recent post, I talked about five of the top reasons that doctors quit their jobs, including desiring a better work/life balance, feeling overburdened by administrative tasks, and not feeling supported by their administration.By Dr. Una, EntreMD Business School
These outcomes can be very disheartening for physicians who otherwise feel called to help people and wish to stay involved in a field where they can serve others.If this is hitting close to home, it doesn’t necessarily mean that it’s time to quit being a doctor. It’s possible that transitioning to a concierge model– where you offer direct services to patients in exchange for an upfront fee– could be the perfect format for you.Whether you team up with a concierge medicine company, start your own concierge practice, or implement a hybrid model at your existing practice, becoming a concierge doctor can mean fewer patients, a higher salary, better work-life balance, and more autonomy.
LISTEN TO CONCIERGE MEDICINE TODAY'S PODCAST EPISODE WITH DR. UNADr. Nneka Unachukwu is a board-certified pediatrician and the founder and CEO of Ivy League Pediatrics outside of Atlanta, Georgia. She graduated from the University of Nigeria College of Medicine and completed her residency in New Jersey before opening her own practice.After honing her entrepreneurial skills, Dr. Una created the EntreMD business school, podcast, and community to help physicians build personal brands around their expertise, open practices, and develop product lines. Featured in Forbes and a member of the Forbes Business
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