VOL. 13, NO. 5
Departments
Legal Matters
Use your last year of residency to train
for a major league medical career.
By Bruce Armon
MARKETING MINUTE
Although they do have certain
expectations about their physicians’ clinical skills,
patients are most satisfied with their care if they are treated
with common courtesy. And a satisfied patient is a loyal
patient.
By Julie K. Silver, MD
Community Profile
In Boston, there is enough history, arts,
and medical know-how to satisfy almost anyone. For the
city’s aficionados, ambience, and opportunity trump
congestion and prices.
By Eileen Lockwood
Remarks
A TEN-STEP PLAN FOR FINDING A GREAT POSITION Devote some time and work hard at finding the best
position to start your career. You’ve invested a lot in
your training; invest in finding the best possible first job.
By BRETT WALKER
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