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Columbia, SC 29204
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Not sure if your medical practice is spending too much? Here's how to understand your costs and where your practice is spending.
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Medical practice costs: Are you spending too much?
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If you're planning on bringing another provider to your team, here are 5 tips and things to consider while creating your pediatric compensation model via PCC.
"All compensation models pay physicians, usually via salary, while balancing overhead costs and keeping a safe margin for error (Chip recommends 10%). Practices can additionally choose to pay physicians based on productivity benchmarks or offer bonuses. His model is an editable spreadsheet that begins with costs or overhead of the practice, then the physician’s desired margin of profitability, the benefits and taxes required for the provider, and the provider’s salary. Productivity measures and bonuses can be applied if applicable."
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How to Plan a Pediatrician’s Salary: 5 Tips
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The pandemic has taken a toll on a lot of us. And as we near the post-pandemic world, here are some steps physicians can take to improve mental well-being.
"When we have negative emotions, we sometimes feel isolated and alone, and that we are the only people who are feeling this way. Sometimes we feel like these feelings will never get better. Talk to a trusted friend or family member. Reach out for support from your colleagues. Even better, schedule an appointment with a primary care physician, psychiatrist, or psychologist."
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Physician wellness after COVID-19: Steps to getting back to normalcy
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