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The Hospital

With so many different physician financial blogs out there, it is tough to keep track of all the great content being published on a daily basis.

Part of my daily routine was to visit as many physician blogs as I could and see if there was any new content to read.

This soon became quite time consuming as the number of physician bloggers continued to expand.

I thought to myself, “Wouldn’t it be so much easier if I could go to one site, see a list of all the latest posts by all the physician bloggers, and pick and choose which ones caught my eye?”

That is why I created The Hospital, a place where all the physicians can be found under one roof along with their contributions to the medical/financial library.

These posts will be listed in chronological order (newest at the top) and updated every other hour.

Bookmark this page and make visiting it a part of your daily routine to ensure that you will never let your prescriptions to these blogs expire (you can think of this page as the Anti-Apple (you know, the one that keeps the doctors away).

[If I have inadvertently left out a physician blog that would like to be added to the Hospital, please send me your credentials via the contact form and I will grant you hospital privileges]

My latest post:

• The X-ray Beam: Passive Income MD
  

      Welcome to another installment of the X-ray Beam series.   I am honored that another member of the White Coat Network has graciously accepted an invitation to be put under the X-ray Beam. Peter Kim, of Passive Income MD, was one of the main reasons I jumped into the ... read more
  *XRAYVSN*Published on Thu-Feb-21-2019

The Doctor’s Lounge:

• 8 ways to go broke as a doctor
  

  So much of personal finance and investing isn’t about winning; it’s about not losing. That’s because investing is a single-player game; it’s you against your goals, not you against your neighbor or your partner or some yahoo on an internet forum. However, there are precious few whose ultimate financial goal ... read more
  KevinMDPublished on Fri-Feb-22-2019
• Wealth Dysmorphic Disorder
  

  Wealth Dysmorphic Disorder My mind plays tricks on me. There is no doubt about it. I noticed it first in my journey to lose weight. I was chubby. Not obese. Not fat. I just had a littler extra weight. A few years back I discovered tracking. And the weight ... read more
  DiversefiPublished on Fri-Feb-22-2019
• What is Physician Burnout? You Aren’t Alone
  

  I am often asked by medical students trying to choose a residency, “Do you still get excited by what you do?  Do you still love your job? Are you bored?” These are obviously complex questions to answer.  What these students are really trying to ask is “how common is burnout in ... read more
  ThePhysicianPhilosopherPublished on Fri-Feb-22-2019
• Online Medical Course Creation: A path to “free” education?
  

  Online Medical Course Creation: A path to “free” education? By: Chase DiMarco     Every student wants to know what the “best” resources are, but that is not the proper question. You must find the [...] The post Online Medical Course Creation: A path to “free” education? appeared first on ... read more
  Life of A Med StudentPublished on Fri-Feb-22-2019
• Our Donor Advised Fund with Vanguard Charitable
  

  Katie and I have always been givers. We think giving is one of the five critical parts of our financial lives; it is just as important to give well as to earn, save, invest, and spend well. We believe that giving not only benefits those we give to, but also ... read more
  White Coat InvestorPublished on Fri-Feb-22-2019
• 6 Money Myths You Might Be Thinking That Are Holding You Back
  

          Money is one of those subjects that everyone thinks they know something about, but in reality, “common knowledge” can actually be holding people back from properly managing their money. Let’s start unpicking! I’m Rubbish With Money The first myth is one that I held onto for ... read more
  Female Money DoctorPublished on Fri-Feb-22-2019
• 7 Signs You’re Ready To Refinance Your Student Loans
  

  So many of us are wondering what to do with our student loan debt, no doubt you’ve come across the option of refinancing. But is it for you? Here are the 7 signs you’re ready to refinance your student loans: 1. You Understand the Benefits of Refinancing Do you ... read more
  TheFinanceTwinsPublished on Thu-Feb-21-2019
• Do what you hate.
  

  Sometimes doing what you hate is exactly what you need to do. The post Do what you hate. appeared first on BeThree. ... read more
  YouBeThreePublished on Thu-Feb-21-2019
• We lost it all with our McMansion
  

  Those of you who have been following me or have read my book, The Doctors Guide to Starting Your Practice/Career Right, know that I am not a supporter of buying a house right away when you move to a new job. There are many reasons to postpone purchasing a house ... read more
  Cory FawcettPublished on Thu-Feb-21-2019
• Journal Club 2-21-19
  

  Every other week, I hold a JOURNAL CLUB. After manually filtering through the millions of articles out there on the web, I present a few that impacted my life this month. Here’s our Journal Club for the week, enjoy! I’ve talked a bit on the blog about my own experience with ... read more
  Passive Income MDPublished on Thu-Feb-21-2019
• The X-ray Beam: Passive Income MD
  

      Welcome to another installment of the X-ray Beam series.   I am honored that another member of the White Coat Network has graciously accepted an invitation to be put under the X-ray Beam. Peter Kim, of Passive Income MD, was one of the main reasons I jumped into the ... read more
  *XRAYVSN*Published on Thu-Feb-21-2019
• Ep 46. Sarah Fallaw PhD — The Next Millionaire Next Door
  

  My guest on this podcast is Sarah Fallaw, PhD author of the new book. The Next Millionaire Next Door. This is a follow up to the blockbuster book that her father wrote, The Millionaire Next Door. Sarah and her father worked on the follow up together, but he passed away ... read more
  Doctor Money MattersPublished on Thu-Feb-21-2019
• HR Block and the New Tax Code Rocks
  

  I’ve had 49 W2’s over the years or the self employed equivalent. Over that time, once I entered medicine I started using tax accounting software DOS based on a floppy to start my journey. The software was TaxCut, which evolved to Kiplinger and finally was assumed by HR Block. I ... read more
  MD on FI/RE (Gasem)Published on Wed-Feb-20-2019
• Why I hid my breast lump from my husband
  

  We welcomed our sweet baby girl into our family in late September, and the fall was a busy and challenging season. The weeks of maternity leave passed in a blur, and then it was time for my follow-up appointment with OB. I was nursing my newborn when I palpated a ... read more
  Indie DocsPublished on Wed-Feb-20-2019
• Financial Self-Sufficiency and Career Satisfaction in Medicine
  

  An urgent care doctor works hard for their money – most of it isn’t even the kind of work they signed up for. When they chose a medical career path they assumed that they would be seeing patient, treating illness, and spending the majority of their time face to face ... read more
  Urgent Care MedicinePublished on Wed-Feb-20-2019
• Evaluating Funds Part IV: The Tiniest of The Tiny
  

  Never forget these two axioms: Money frees us, but its pursuit may enslave us. It’s not how much you have at the end; it’s how much you could have made. Micro caps and Nano caps are the focus of this post. These are the smallest investable companies available—any smaller ... read more
  Physician Wealth ThyselfPublished on Wed-Feb-20-2019
• Dad Life #illumedati
  

  Hey everyone, it’s Whatever Wednesdays and this post is a little late… but it isn’t a real post, so don’t worry about it too much. Here’s the long and short of my day:

  Went on a class trip with my son… he threw up on me on ... read more

  Senior ResidentPublished on Wed-Feb-20-2019
• You want to be a minimalist.
  

  You really do.   No, we haven’t met. I don’t know what you are going through. But I do know minimalism can improve your situation. Here’s the deal. You have things in your life. Things on your to do list and physical stuff – clothes, decor, toiletries. Some of those ... read more
  Minimal MDPublished on Wed-Feb-20-2019
• Debt Is a Thief, Not A Helpmate
  

  This is a guest post by Dr. Cory S. Fawcett. He is a retired general surgeon and is now a personal finance coach for doctors. I love his book The Doctors Guide to Eliminating Debt. Many doctors mistakenly think they can acquire more stuff if they use debt. That ... read more
  Miss Bonnie MDPublished on Wed-Feb-20-2019
• Starting Young: A Bad Thing When It Comes to Body Images Issues
  

  The other day, my 3 year old daughter said to me, "I'm feeling fat, so I need to go take a long walk."Is this the start of myriad negative body image thoughts I will inevitably need to address during her life? Maybe she's just being a word sponge, but I ... read more
  Mothers In MedicinePublished on Wed-Feb-20-2019
• Strategies For Reducing The Burden Of Call ( Part 1 of 2)
  

  After catching my recent interview on the White Coat Investor podcast (thanks for the opportunity, Jim!), a like-minded reader wrote in asking if I had suggestions on how he might reduce or eliminate call responsibilities. Except for a year of failed experimentation in ER surge call ... read more
  Crispy DocPublished on Wed-Feb-20-2019
• Deal of the Week: BRRRRing Your Way to Wealth, OKC-Style
  

  Summary: This is a continuation of our series of posts where we do a deep-dive on a property that comes across our desks to show you how we evaluate deals. The goal of this series is to help our readers become more comfortable evaluating properties both good (recognizing hidden value) ... read more
  Semi-retired MDPublished on Tue-Feb-19-2019
• 4 Quick Steps To Convert Your Traditional 401(k) To A Roth 401(k)
  

  Let’s face it. Doctors and other high-income professionals pay a lot of taxes. They’re unavoidable. But when it comes to your retirement savings, you have a choice as to when you want to pay them. Now, or later? One potential way to save on taxes later is converting a 401(k) to ... read more
  Debt Free Dr.Published on Tue-Feb-19-2019
• Winning Half The Equation
  

  Lets Play A Game….It’s Called “I Win!” After finishing up a recent post I stumbled on these face exploding individual and household income percentile calculators. They do some math magic to tell you what percentile your incomes put you in.   I knew we were in the top income brackets but I didn’t realize how ... read more
  PediatricianFindsFIPublished on Tue-Feb-19-2019
• How We Paid Off $340,000 Mortgage In 3 Years By Saving 86.5% Of Our Income (HisHerMoneyGuide)
  

  Alex and Ellie – a pair of 34-year-old married Australians who run HisHerMoneyGuide – paid off their home loan of $340,000 in just 3 years and 3 months. Their blog is aimed at people with only basic financial knowledge. They’re looking to retire by age 44, and are using the ... read more
  Dr Breathe Easy FinancePublished on Tue-Feb-19-2019
• Litigation Finance 101
  

    I used to associate the words lawyer, attorney, litigation with feelings of dread.  On the rare occasions when I’d receive an envelope with “Law Practice” in the letterhead, my heart would sink and I’d expect the worst.  There was always the foreboding possibility of a lawsuit against me.  Invariably ... read more
  Millionaire DocPublished on Tue-Feb-19-2019
• Physicians Gone Wild: Costa Rica Telemedicine Conference, 2019
  

  Learn About Telemedicine!   This conference is taking place in Costa Rica, for those who consider learning about virtual health, or telemedicine.   For specific information, please click into this link, to read more.   If you DO sign up, don’t forget to use the code ‘SoMeDocs’ to receive $500 ... read more
  SoMe DocsPublished on Mon-Feb-18-2019
• Do What You Want When You Want to
  

  Do what you want when you want to.  That is the rule that I tell myself to follow.  I have only one life and so do you.  We should not… Read MoreDo What You Want When You Want to The post Do What You Want When You Want to appeared ... read more
  WealthyDocPublished on Mon-Feb-18-2019
• Evading the physician hourly wage trap
  

  We tend to spend a lot of our professional lives trading time for money. Make physician hourly wage a thing of the past with these six tips, which hold true whether you're a full-time employee or self-employed, and whether you're practicing clinical medicine or do nonclinical work. This post originated ... read more
  Looking For ZebrasPublished on Mon-Feb-18-2019
• #Valueist Staycation: A Gym Membership or Spa Getaway?
  

  Is it a ridiculously expensive $300/month gym membership, or a valuable $300/month spa vacation with built-in daily childcare? You be the judge… Imagine an oasis of a locker room, one with a stone tile floor clean enough to walk on barefoot. Integrated hot tubs, saunas, and steam rooms. A ... read more
  Practice BalancePublished on Sun-Feb-17-2019
• The Reason Everyone is Retiring Early from Their Medical Career
  

  There has been a disturbing shift in how medical professionals feel about their career.  I almost cringe every time I’m at a party or social gathering now and tell people I retired early from my medical practice. I try not to bring it up.  I don’t cringe out of fear ... read more
  OB Doctor MomPublished on Sun-Feb-17-2019
• How to Save Money on your Gym Membership using Health Insurance
  

  Budgeting for Fitness

  I have a confession to make:I cancelled my gym membership for a few months… And it was KILLING me.  As you know, I frugaled down last year to ... read more

  Frugal PhysicianPublished on Sun-Feb-17-2019
• Goldman Sachs and the Optics of Drug Discovery
  

  Goldman Sachs analyst Salveen Richter, channeling the obvious in a note to clients (excerpted by CNBC): The potential to deliver ‘one shot cures’ is one of the most attractive aspects of gene therapy, genetically-engineered cell therapy and gene editing. However, such treatments offer a very different outlook with regard to ... read more
  Ben WhitePublished on Sat-Feb-16-2019
• Deconstructing Health: A Profile That Touched My Heart
  

  (photo credit: @thriveanyway, who captioned this image with, “I have been so blessed to love and be loved, to be transformed by love.”)   Frozen in My Seat.   I scrolled through my Instagram feed the other day, and stopped cold, frozen in my seat. […] The post Deconstructing Health: ... read more
  Dr.Corriel.comPublished on Sat-Feb-16-2019
• How Doctors with Lower Paying Specialties Can Stretch Their Money to Live Their Ideal Life
  

  How Doctors with Lower Paying Specialties Can Stretch Their Money to Live Their Ideal Life When most people think about medicine as a profession, there is a common assumption that becoming a doctor equals earning a considerable amount of wealth. Does that apply to doctors with lower paying specialties? Let’s ... read more
  Financial ResidencyPublished on Fri-Feb-15-2019
• The ETF Arsenal: Weapons Used To Arm A Basic Robocorp Portfolio & Their Role
  

  Different holdings serve different functions within your overall portfolio. This post will review the different ETFs used in the Robocorp “Rookie” basic portfolio building tool. Robocorp is simply an aid for you as a DIY investor. So, it is important for you to understand what you are using, and why, ... read more
  LoonieDocPublished on Fri-Feb-15-2019
• Rebounding From Failure and Learning From Ruth Bader Ginsburg
  

  My wife and I recently had a weekend without our children. In addition to dining at nice restaurants and waking up when our biological clock told us to do so, we did something twice in one day for the first time in a decade: we saw TWO movies. My ... read more
  Rogue Dad MDPublished on Fri-Feb-15-2019
• Billing and Coding Secrets with Dr. Charlotte Akor
  

  In today’s episode, we chat with Dr. Charlotte Akor about all of the secrets of medical billing and coding. She is an expert in this field and shares so many tips and tricks of how to code properly in order to maximize profits in your medical practice. She also ... read more
  Hippocratic HustlePublished on Thu-Feb-14-2019
• Show me the money!
  

  Six people, six months of travel expenses Oh, the places we have been . . .How much does it cost to travel the world as a family? It’s the question that everyone wonders about but most are afraid to ask. Well, the wait is over. I’m about to open our ... read more
  Big Family Small WorldPublished on Thu-Feb-14-2019
• When Was the Last Time You Let Yourself Be Free?
  

  "So how do you feel?" 
"...I don't know. It hasn't quite set in yet that I'm never going back." 
The last 24 hours had been the longest, yet shortest day in recent memory. After saying my last 14 goodbyes, I had spent an additional 2 hours crossing every t and ... read more
  Reflections of A Millennial DoctorPublished on Thu-Feb-14-2019
• The Immigrant’s Edge in Wealth Building
  

  If you immigrated to the United States as a teenager or as an adult, you have an advantage when it comes to the business of building your wealth. This is pre-supposing that you have ... read more
  Immigrant FinancesPublished on Tue-Feb-12-2019
• Episode 28: Backdoor Roth in Turbotax
  

  How to properly file your backdoor Roth properly with TurboTax! (Video tutorial) *This video is for entertainment purposes and not to be considered legal or financial advice. Please consult with your finance and tax professionals prior to making any financial decisions. ... read more
  39.6Published on Sun-Feb-10-2019
• Malpractice Defense Basics: Bad Press and Social Media Posts, Pt I
  

  Every now and then, life points me toward a theme so repeatedly that I can’t possibly ignore it until I address it. Today is one of those days, and this post is one of those posts.Everywhere I turn lately, I hear from a physician struggling with difficult comments posted on ... read more
  ThrivePublished on Sun-Feb-10-2019
• A Brief Primer on Opportunity Zones
  

  You have likely heard the term “opportunity zones” tossed around in conversations, podcasts, or articles if you are following real estate related topics. You also might have wondered what these zones are, what are the benefits, and whether or not it is something ... read more

  Physician REIPublished on Sat-Feb-9-2019
• Why “Forever Home” Should be Removed from our Vocabulary
  

  I know the White Coat Investor advocates for the One House rule. However, there are times when it may be to your financial—or otherwise—benefit to move.  1) A house is a container in which memories are made. It’s okay to select a new vessel to create new memories in. See below for ... read more
  BC KrygowskiPublished on Fri-Feb-8-2019
• Courage, Hope, and Other Faults
  

  As you know, if you have read my story up to this point, my wife and I gave birth to a daughter who had congenital complications about 18 months ago. We ended up making the decision to take her home on hospice where she passed peacefully. The last couple of ... read more
  High Plains MDPublished on Wed-Feb-6-2019
• Investment Story #9: Duplex Conversion with Real Estate Investor Quentin D’Souza
  

  Our 9th Investment Story features Quentin D’Souza who is real estate investor and coach.  He is the  Chief Education Officer of the Durham Real Estate Investment Club and author of 3 real estate investing books. If you are interested in JV opportunities or learning to become an active real estate investor, … ... read more
  Dr Net WorthPublished on Wed-Feb-6-2019
• The ‘Woman’ Physician
  

  I’m often asked to write and speakabout being a woman physician. I don’t know that any of my male physician colleagues have ever been asked to talk about being a male physician. Many hospital systems have women in medicine groups, and there’s now a National Women Physicians Day. Again, don’t ... read more
  Nisha Mehta MDPublished on Sun-Feb-3-2019
• Should a solo or small medical practice use a payroll service?
  

  By Howie Chen and Ho Sun Choi- How to run payroll for a solo medical practice read more Should a solo or small medical practice use a payroll service? ... read more
  Solo Building BlogsPublished on Sun-Feb-3-2019
• A Financial Plan for the Overwhelmed
  

  Our original financial plan was written for us by a CFP (you can read about that here). Since we no longer have a CFP and it’s been a few years, I’m going to review and revise our family's financial plan. And since I believe strongly that individuals can and should ... read more
  A Doctor’s WorthPublished on Sat-Feb-2-2019
• When Cancer Hits, Life Comes First
  

  I’ve been quiet lately.  Why? Cancer. Yep, you read that right. And I almost wish it was because I, myself, had cancer.  But it’s not. It’s the worst nightmare parents can have. It’s my almost three year old son. There were some signs if you read back on the blog… ... read more
  ThatFrugalPharamacistPublished on Thu-Jan-31-2019
• TheBossMD Interviews 10: Planning a Physician Vacation with Prescription Travel
  

  Welcome to episode 10 of TheBossMD Interviews! In this series, I bring you quality interviews with high impact people that can help you manage your position. In today’s interview, we talk to Gayle Smith from Prescription Travel. Gayle runs a physician focused travel agency and helps physicians and their families ... read more
  TheBossMDPublished on Wed-Jan-23-2019
• Saving for Retirement as a Doctor
  

  Saving for Retirement as a doctor: Future Value Calculator Helps set your target After reading Smart Money’s article, 41% of all doctors have less than $500,000 in savings I had to do some self-reflection.   After practicing medicine for over 14 years am I on the right track with my savings? Wall ... read more
  Doc of All TradezPublished on Thu-Jan-10-2019
• How is the US Economy Expected to Fare in 2019?
  

  As we know, the success of our investments in 2019 will depend largely on how the US economy performs. Buy low, sell high as the old saying goes: so will investors find themselves in a bear or bull market this coming year? Source: Pixabay The condition of the economy will ... read more
  Another Second OpinionPublished on Thu-Jan-10-2019
• VagabondMD Has Two Jobs…..FIRE?????
  

  I was gonna quit…instead, I found my dream job Three years ago, it looked like my medical career was grinding to an unhappy end. There was deep burnout and no obvious way out. Fast forward a couple of years, and I just inked a deal for a dream job in ... read more
  Doctor of FinancePublished on Thu-Jan-10-2019
• Checkup – December 2018
  

  Keeping up with a blog is hard! I’m doing a crummy job of producing regular posts, but I figure at the very least I can continue posting about my net worth and cash flow. As I get closer to finishing fellowship (and, uhhhhh, once I actually have a job lined ... read more
  DrPayItBackPublished on Sun-Jan-6-2019
• We Hired And Then Fired Our First Employee In Less Than 2 Months
  

  Choosing when to hire our first employee was one of the hardest things that I had to do when starting my business. Hiring employee number two (I’m technically employee number one) is an exciting time in a young businesses life-cycle. Hiring an employee is in some ways a guarantee to ... read more
  Investing DocPublished on Wed-Jan-2-2019
• Thrifty Moving in 2018
  

  Resident Physicians may spend $80 Million moving this year. Are you serious? Yes. Read on.   Moving has got to be one of the most loathful things to ever do in anyone’s life. Honestly – who out there, if asked to raise their hand, would support the notion that they ... read more
  Thrifty SurgeonPublished on Sun-Dec-30-2018
• Merry Christmas! Keep Calm…
  

  Hey everyone. Sorry for the long hiatus. I've been wanting to update the blog for some time now but let's just say IR fellowship is turning out exactly as advertised. For those unfamiliar with interventional radiology training, it is more intense than ... read more
  Future Proof MDPublished on Tue-Dec-25-2018
• Tax Rules That Help You Invest? – Pay Off Debt Or Invest Early Series
  

  (This is a post series on a complicated topic. I will be the first to say debt is an incredibly emotional concept and there is no “right answer” for anyone. Similar to my discussions around asset allocation to bonds/equities, each individual has to take stock of their own behavior when ... read more
  Financially Free MDPublished on Sat-Dec-1-2018
• Why Buying a House is the Best Worst Financial Decision You’ll Ever Make!
  

  Hi everyone, my wife and I spent part of our last two weekends house shopping and I hated it (but if I’m being honest, I kind of didn’t).  As I’ve referenced before, I’m a father of two young children and we currently live in the city.  And while we’re lucky ... read more
  DadsMakingCentsPublished on Tue-Nov-13-2018
• Buy Nothing 2018 Experiment – November Update
  

  The purpose of doing an experiment is to learn something about yourself, and to see if there is an opportunity for growth or positive change. I started the Buy Nothing 2018 experiment with this in mind. It started with a no clothes challenge, but since I had plenty of clothes ... read more
  The Happy PhilosopherPublished on Thu-Nov-1-2018
• Rent Control And The Middle Class Housing Crisis
  

  Rent control is in the news these days. Sparked by California?s ballot Proposition 10, the debate is raging primarily in coastal regions where rent is particularly high. A middle class housing crisis is the impetus for this debate. Perhaps political activist Jimmy McMillan best summed up this crisis years ago ... read more
  NestEggRxPublished on Wed-Oct-31-2018
• TRAVEL HACKING – RETIRE EARLY MD WALLET
  

  Hello Everyone, for this post, I would like to share with you my own personal killer credit card combination.  I used to carry many more cards but I also like simplification.  I narrowed my wallet down to 5 cards. American Express Platinum = 5X AIRFARE + LOUNGE ACCESS + HOTEL ... read more
  Retire Early MDPublished on Wed-Oct-31-2018
• The Tax Loss Harvesting Charitable Giving Tango
  

  When the Market Gives You Lemons, Harvest That Delicious Fruit! When the market is having a bad month and pundits like Jim Cramer are trying to figure out how to “game” the pullback, FIRE bloggers start implementing their own version of gaming the system: tax loss harvesting.  Bloggers like the ... read more
  Nomads With A VisionPublished on Sat-Oct-27-2018
• The Darkopreneurs: Pros and cons of being married entrepreneurs
  

  Photo by rawpixel.com on Pexels.com If you’ve been keeping up with us, you’ll know that we’ve thrown our hats into the entrepreneurial ring, both individually and as a couple. Nii has a podcast, Docs Outside the Box, which features ordinary doctors doing ordinary things. Renée has a pre-med coaching business, ... read more
  Keeping Up With the DarkosPublished on Sun-Oct-14-2018
• No More Military Millions
  

  After much reflection, I’ve decided to shut down Military Millions. Why? Here are the reasons: The Military Millions team has too much on their plate ... read more
  Military MillionsPublished on Sat-Oct-6-2018
• NYU Eliminates Medical School Tuition
  

  By this point, you probably are aware that students at the New York University School of Medicine now attend tuition-free. To get straight to the point, I think this is awesome. In fact, I deemed it worthy of an entire post. To get this post started, let’s talk about how ... read more
  Apprentice MDPublished on Wed-Sep-12-2018
• A Year of Blogging
  

  Doctors On Debt is a year old! It’s hard to believe, but it’s true. We’ve been admittedly inconsistent in our blog activity. We go in spurts of inspiration and apathy. One thing is for sure: We’ve learned a lot about what it takes to run a blog. Do you ... read more
  Doctors On DebtPublished on Mon-Jul-23-2018
• What Doctors Need to Know About Getting Paid: RVUs and More.
  

  Are you looking for a new job or staying put in an old one? Regardless, it is important to know how you are being paid and formula behind a doctor’s salary.  I must admit I had next to no knowledge when it... The post What Doctors Need to Know About ... read more
  Foreign Born MDPublished on Wed-Mar-7-2018
• The Land of Critical Mass
  

  If you’re doing investing right, you’re saving a large percentage of your income every month (like 25-50%) and stuffing it into stocks, bonds, and real estate investments. At first, even with a high savings rate, your net worth will be low and the money made by your investments will also be ... read more
  Live Free MDPublished on Sun-Mar-4-2018
• I’m not doing Christmas Cards this year.
  

  I’m not doing Christmas Cards this year. And that’s ok. What, you say? Christmas has passed? It’s 2018 already? Oh. Well, we were pretty busy there over the holidays now weren’t we? I love love holiday cards. Love them. Love making ours, love receiving everyone else’s. Love putting them up ... read more
  Son of A DoctorPublished on Tue-Jan-23-2018
• The Meaning of Life
  

  “He who has a why to live can bear almost any how.” – Friedrich Nietzsche The year is 2078, and I am in a haze of morphine, barely conscious. In the next few hours, my brain activity will cease and my heart will stop—I will die. Bummer. When I imagine my ... read more
  My Curiosity LabPublished on Mon-Jan-22-2018