Getting Back to Basics

This week on the podcast, I decided to revisit the best resources for finding a nonclinical career. I was recently reminded that not everyone listening to this podcast has been with us since the beginning. 

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It is very easy for me to go deep into a very specific topic with a guest. Occasionally, it is helpful to revisit a basic question such as “How do I begin my career search?” Today we’re going back to basics. 

Let me explain what prompted me to choose today’s topic.

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The Best Resources for Finding a Nonclinical Career 

I received a call from someone who had read an article about nonclinical careers. The article mentioned the Physician Nonclinical Careers Podcast. And the caller asked where she should go to find out more about the topic.

So, I put together this list of low-cost starting points to begin her research. And I thought it would be a good resource for new listeners. 

Here is the outline of the resources discussed in  today’s podcast episode:

Books

[These are Amazon affiliate links]

Podcasts

  • Physician Nonclinical Careers with John Jurica
  • Doctors Unbound – David Draghinas
  • Docs Outside the Box – Nii Darko, DO
  • The Career Rx – Marjorie Stiegler, MD
  • Next Level Physicians: Thriving Outside the Box – Maiysha Clairborne, MD
  • Rx for Success with Dr. Randy Cook
  • Bootstrap MD: Physician Entrepreneurs Podcast – Mike Woo-Ming, MD
  • EntreMD – Nneka Unachukwu, MD

COACHES (Physicians) for their WEBSITE RESOURCES

FACEBOOK GROUPS

  • Physician Nonclinical Career Hunters – John Jurica and Laura McKain – 16,000 members
  • Physician Side Gigs – Nisha Mehta – 76,000 members
  • Alternative Careers for Doctors – 24,000 members
  • Remote Careers for Physicians – Jonathan Vitale – 8,000 members

Summary

One more website:

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