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Jon VanZile

The summer of 2007 was a heady time for Scott Silver, MD. His fellowship in vascular surgery at Wayne State University in Detroit, Michigan, was drawing to a close. Finally, after all those years of study and s....

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You can go home again

Deb Kincaid

Four different physicians, one common objective: practice medicine at home. These doctors chose to practice medicine in the medically under served areas they have called home since childhood. Challenging? Sure.....

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The necessity of asset-protected investments

Jason O'Dell, Stan Miller, JD, & David B. Mandell, JD, MBA

We have been helping the medical community shield assets from potential lawsuits for years. While we often establish sophisticated trusts, limited partnerships, captive insurance companies, and even offshore ar....

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South on the border

Eileen Lockwood

There’s an aura of excitement these days in the halls, offices and classrooms of the Texas Tech University Health Sciences Center at El Paso. To summarize the reason in a few words, German Hernandez, MD, ....

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Blame shortage on salaries

UO Staff

Salary disparities among medical specialties play a major role in the shortage of primary care physicians, a recent JAMA study shows. Dr. Mark Ebell, a professor and assistant to the provost at the Univers....

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Generation X and Y physicians: Lack of work ethic?

Donald E. Prince, Sr. CMSR

Much has been made of the aging workforce and the difference in values and attitudes exhibited by younger workers entering the market - whom even the business community now refers to as "Generation X" and "Gene....

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Going home: Answering a calling to serve your community

Mollie Hudson

  Today I went to the funeral of an 86-year-old man who lived around the corner - a man who had been inconvenienced by prostate cancer and bone cancer, then slowed by a stroke; his routines altered by Park....

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