Avoid common mistakes as you build your practice from the ground up
Making the decision to start your own practice can feel like a daunting move, especially when you consider that more physicians than ever before are choosing employed versus solo practice. Although employed physicians often cite reduced administrative burden and better work/life balance as perks of working for a hospital or health system, solo physicians maintain that running your own practice can be equally rewarding—especially if you clearly identify goals and put measures in place to avoid common pitfalls.
As you navigate your journey toward becoming a solo practitioner, accomplishing the following action items will help ensure you stay on track.
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