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In today’s show, John will provide an in-depth overview of some of the popular home based and remote careers.

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There have been some significant developments in recent years. Multiple podcast guests have addressed remote careers and utilization management, in general, consulting, coaching, and so on.

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Benefits of a Remote or Home Based Job

Being able to work remotely or from home has several benefits:

  • flexibility
  • convenience
  • lower costs for transportation
  • availability for family members

Categories of home based and remote careers:

  1. Chart reviews

    This includes utilization management, medical legal consultant, expert witness, clinical documentation improvement, and quality improvement.

  2. Medical writing

    There are several major categories of writing, namely: technical medical writing (CROs and pharma companies), medical communication (marketing agencies), continuing medical education and continuing education for other healthcare professions, patient education, and journalistic writing for clinicians or for the general public.

  3. Telemedicine

    This includes direct primary care services, specialty consults by expert physicians to other physicians, remote patient monitoring, remote imaging, and remote medical director services.

  4. Consulting

    The options here are to develop your own freelance consulting business or work for a large national or international consulting firm, much of which can be done from home.

  5. Coaching

    You can do one-on-one coaching and progress to group coaching remotely. You can work as an employee or as a freelancer.

Summary

There are both positive and negative aspects to working remotely. There is less structure with home based and remote careers, but with increased freedom and flexibility.

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