IC 301-2022: Tips and Tricks for Surviving and Thriving During Your First Two Years of Practice-Tips and Tricks for Surviving and Thriving During Your First Two Years of Practice (2/4)

Tips and Tricks for Surviving and Thriving During Your First Two Years of Practice (2/4)

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The panel discussion focused on building a medical practice and the challenges that come with it. The panelists shared their personal experiences and strategies for success. One of the key challenges mentioned was establishing a reputation in the medical community as a new physician. This involved reaching out to other doctors and physicians in the area, as well as building relationships with primary care doctors who would refer patients. The panelists emphasized the importance of being visible and available to patients and referral sources, such as participating in community events and giving talks to educate other healthcare providers. They also discussed the value of building relationships with physical therapists and urgent care centers who often refer patients. In terms of patient care, the panelists mentioned the importance of thorough documentation and communication with referring providers, as well as being cautious and selective about surgical interventions, especially in the early stages of building a practice. Overall, they highlighted the significance of being present, engaged, building relationships, and delivering excellent patient care to establish a successful medical practice.

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Brian Lau, MD; Joseph Lamplot, MD; Gabriella Ode, MD; Kellie Middleton, MD, MPH; Catherine Logan, MD, MSPT, MBA

Keywords

building a medical practice

challenges

establishing reputation

physician

building relationships

patient care