volume 18, issue no. 1
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Legal Matters
New Year's Resolutions
You've promised to lose weight, get in shape, and review your finances, but professional resolutions are perhaps more urgent and more rewarding.
You've promised to lose weight, get in shape, and review your finances, but professional resolutions are perhaps more urgent and more rewarding.
By Bruce D. Armon
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Practical Management
KID GLOVES
You've heard it all before, but communication, courtesy, and respect will build patient loyalty—and minimize risk.
You've heard it all before, but communication, courtesy, and respect will build patient loyalty—and minimize risk.
BY JUDY CAPKO
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Community Profile Montana
WIDE-OPEN SPACES
For a life of adventure and natural wonder, along with abundant professional opportunities, physicians have looked to Montana’s vast plains and mountains.
For a life of adventure and natural wonder, along with abundant professional opportunities, physicians have looked to Montana’s vast plains and mountains.
By Eileen Lockwood
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Remarks
Seven Habits of Highly Likeable People
Hospitalists are finding new ways to provide value and quality to the care of hospitalized patients.
Hospitalists are finding new ways to provide value and quality to the care of hospitalized patients.
By Victor M Parachin
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Current display ads with e-mail links to recruiters and links to advertisers’ Web sites.
Search for openings in your specialty and/or location preference
Learn from the mistakes of others so you don’t ruin the perfect practice opportunity. To deal effectively with in-house
physician recruiters, mind your manners, pay attention to your communications,
and don’t forget that you’re always being evaluated. By Therese Karsten, MBA Illustration: Ryan Snook
Volunteer physicians find great satisfaction—and a wealth of opportunities—in using their talents to help Third World patients. It's a working vacation
you'll never forget.
By Lori Herring and Tyson Volkmann
Trekking in the New Mexico mountains might just be the perfect escape from a
hectic practice. Plus, you get a llama to carry your load.
By Lester A. Picker
Dave Jaffee, MD with a pair of llamas in the Sangre de Cristo mountains of New
Mexico.
Photo by Les Picker
Jan/Feb 2008 Unique Opportunities® The Physician’s Resource ©2008 Physicians receive a complementary year subscription
