The Hospital
With so many different physician financial blogs out there, it is tough to keep track of all the great content being published on a daily basis.
Part of my daily routine was to visit as many physician blogs as I could and see if there was any new content to read.
This soon became quite time consuming as the number of physician bloggers continued to expand.
I thought to myself, “Wouldn’t it be so much easier if I could go to one site, see a list of all the latest posts by all the physician bloggers, and pick and choose which ones caught my eye?”
That is why I created The Hospital, a place where all the physicians can be found under one roof along with their contributions to the medical/financial library.
These posts will be listed in chronological order (newest at the top) and updated every other hour.
Bookmark this page and make visiting it a part of your daily routine to ensure that you will never let your prescriptions to these blogs expire (you can think of this page as the Anti-Apple (you know, the one that keeps the doctors away).
[If I have inadvertently left out a physician blog that would like to be added to the Hospital, please send me your credentials via the contact form and I will grant you hospital privileges]
My latest post:
Technological advances often take years before they become incorporated into mainstream use. Take the cellphone for example. In the early 70s, when the grandfather of current smartphones first appeared, only the “early adopters” were the ones willing to shell out exorbitant amounts of cash (in 1983 ... read more
The Doctor’s Lounge:
- Doctors make bad entrepreneurs
Doctors make bad entrepreneurs. I know I told you they make great entrepreneurs. But there are always exceptions. There are a couple of reasons why: They are all perfectionists They often haven’t learned skills outside of medicine They don’t have any time for anything outside of medicine Perfection stagnation Our ... read more - Anger and Outrage: Features, Not Bugs
From Cal Newport’s Digital Minimalism: Choosing a Focused Life in a Noisy World: The techno-philosopher Jaron Lanier convincingly argues that the primacy of anger and outrage online is, in some sense, an unavoidable feature of the medium: In an open marketplace for attention, darker emotions attract more eyeballs than positive ... read more - From Killer To Common Cold
From Killer to Common Cold A virus, yet again, changed the world. A bag of protein and genetic material intent on making copies of itself has been unleashed on humans. SARS-CoV-2—the virus responsible for causing Covid-19—isn’t even a living thing. A virus is just a tiny collection of proteins and ... read more - Has COVID-19 Accelerated The Need For Telemedicine?Technological advances often take years before they become incorporated into mainstream use. Take the cellphone for example. In the early 70s, when the grandfather of current smartphones first appeared, only the “early adopters” were the ones willing to shell out exorbitant amounts of cash (in 1983 ... read more
- International Stocks & Asset Location: Is Taxable or Tax-Advantaged Best?
As an investor in international stocks via several index funds, I’ve considered and reconsidered where I ought to hold those funds. The primary goal of asset location is to increase the tax-efficiency of your portfolio, at least for most people. You want to pay the lowest amount of tax on ... read more - The Four Pillars of Paying for College
[Editor’s Note: Today’s post is from an article I wrote for ACEP NOW. I’ve written about the plan for how my kids will pay for their college, but in this article, I introduce the concept of The Four Pillars (a nod to Bernstein) of Paying for (your kids’) College.] By ... read more - Book Review: Spending Habits for Professionals Who Want to FIRE
I have been meaning to do this book review for over half a year now! I’m so glad to finally bring you BC Krygowski’s book, Spending Habits for Professionals who want to FIRE. Dr. Krygowski’s life ... read more- What Money Skills Do I Need To Be Successful?
What Are Money Skills? Money skills, simply put, are habits built up over time that help you find financial freedom. More specifically, they can be broken down into a few different categories. Some money skills are geared towards helping you save more money. Other money skills focus on keeping you ... read more- 5 Reasons Physician Side Gigs Are A Must
5 Reasons Physician Side Gigs Are A Must Today’s article is from my friend over at Physician On Fire. He retired from medicine at the age of 43 in 2019, having achieved financial independence several years earlier. He started Physician on FIRE to enlighten, educate, and entertain other high-income professionals while discussing ... read more- #29: How to Reverse Engineer Your Life
When did you know that you wanted your profession? Do you remember how you got there? Once we achieve our profession, we set our next goal. I've talked to many doctors and they desired to retire early someday. However, when I ask their plan, don't have a clue. ... read more- SinglesSwag Box: Review
Check out this box for single ladies! ... read more- Fawcett’s Favorites 9-28-20
(There are only three days left to take advantage of the special offer on The Doctors Course to Automating Your Real Estate Investing. This offer ends this Wednesday at midnight Pacific time.) (Don’t miss my lecture in this year’s Financial Freedom Through Real Estate Virtual Conference October 9-11. I will ... read more- The Arrival Fallacy
Someday, when I become a resident, it’ll all be better. I’ll be making money. One day as an attending, things will be so much better than they are right now, no one will be able to tell me what to do. When the kids are a little bit older, things ... read more- Investment Policy Statement: A Template
You need an Investment Policy Statement. Do you have one? If you said no, you’re not alone. Neither did I, until now. The White Coat Investor has been harping on this for nearly a decade. I admired his elegant IPS posted on the Bogleheads forum but couldn’t make myself ... read more- Does Meritocracy Undermine Humility?
Might meritocracy undermine one's sense of humility? It's an unusual line of argument, but one that caught my eye in a recent alumni magazine article reviewing the political theorist Michael Sandel's newest work, The Tyranny of Merit: What's Become of the Common Good? A ... read more- Education and teaching jobs for physicians — 7 ways to supplement your income and gain teaching experience as a side gig
There are many types of teaching jobs for physicians – both full-time and as a side gig. This article covers a variety of ways you can teach as a side hustle. This post originated from Look for Zebras. Thanks for reading and subscribing! ... read more- Monday Melange, Inspired By BLM
I have been saving a number of blog posts that caught my eye, and I think it might be time to share them. Saving without sharing seems to me to be losing some of their virtue–sort of like saving yummy leftovers in the fridge but never eating them. The ... read more- Health savings accounts (HSAs): the holy grail of personal finance
This fall, I’m switching from normal health insurance to a high deductible plan with an HSA (health savings account). HSAs are the holy grail of personal finance because they’re triple tax advantaged. Are you excited yet? Read on. The FIRE community is an interesting bunch. While a normal conversation between ... read more- “How to Be a Great Doctor & Still Take a spontaneous Day Off”: Dr. Julie K. Gunther
Dr. Julie K. Gunther joined our private physician group this past week via LIVE video to talk a out how she found happiness and career satisfaction by adopting a DPC-model to her practice. Pearls from Dr. Gunther included: Take a listen to ... read more- Monthly Roundup: September 2020
Summary: Every month, we roundup resources from physician finance bloggers, podcasters, and educators who we feel are worth checking out for the value they bring to the community. In this month’s edition, our roundup focuses on mindset, physician burnout, and ways to find happiness in your relationships and your finances! ... read more- Beta – why it matters for stock selection
thestockmd.comBeta – why it matters for stock selection Beta. No, I’m not talking about the dress pant yoga pants craze that swept through PMG a few years ago. And we’re not talking about fish either — I do realize it is spelled betta Simply stated, beta is ... read more- Budgeting Strategies That Work!
If you’re anything like me – you’ll find budgeting hard. Its like fighting over a duvet that’s a little bit too small – there just never seems to be enough to cover your butt! For some people, they never go over the amount of money they ... read more- Business Meets the Blade: Video Interview with Dr. David Song
In this special video post edition of The Prudent Plastic Surgeon, I speak with Dr. David Song about all things business and finance. Dr. Song needs no introduction for those readers in the plastic surgery community, but for those who are not or may not be in medicine at all, ... read more- How To Make Your Financial DESIRES Come True
Let me help you make your financial DESIRES come true. I have helped others and I can help you too. I have had a passion for personal finance and investing… Read MoreHow To Make Your Financial DESIRES Come True The post How To Make Your Financial DESIRES Come True appeared ... read more- Avoid Money Crunches By Getting Your Tax Withholding Right
One of the worst things that you can do as a consumer is to end up in a bad enough situation where you feel compelled to take a payday loan. These are equivalent to a financial kiss of death because the prohibitive interest rate can make it impossible to pay ... read more- What Exactly Is Coaching?
This being a blog made of women physicians, I thought it would be prudent to write a post about Coaching. If you haven't noticed on the socials, coaching - a fixture in the corporate leadership world for some time - is really taking off in the physician and professional wellness ... read more- Time for Capital Gains Harvesting From Your Corporation?
Conventional wisdom is to avoid realizing capital gains in order to defer taxation as long as possible. However, there are some times when harvesting the capital gains in a corporate investment account could actually defer tax even more. It can also be useful for early retirees or those with a ... read more- Dead Sea
The bottom of the Dead Sea is the lowest land mass place on earth. In order for a sea to be alive it has to flow and the water in that basin has nowhere to go. I was talking to a friend about the market and she made a comment ... read more- Managing Emotion in a Lawsuit – First Steps
For most physicians, emotions run high in the face of a medical malpractice lawsuit. Which emotions predominate may vary depending on the circumstances and the individual’s temperament, but some blend of intense feelings usually arises in response to such a disruptive event. That is entirely normal. And yet, all ... read more- What My Needle Stick Injury Taught Me
What My Needle Stick Injury Taught Me By Uzma Marium, MD When it comes to occupational hazards, needle stick injury can be quite a taboo- only to be discussed [...] The post What My Needle Stick Injury Taught Me appeared first on #Lifeofamedstudent. ... read more- What is Coaching?
My experience When I was in the throes of burnout and self-care failure, I had a coach. He was the spouse of my residency mentor, a person versed in executive problem solving with a thriving business and book on the subject. My sessions with him were so incredibly insightful; ... read more- Weekend Reflections 9-13-20: Fire and FIRE
Weekend Reflections 9-13-20: Fire, FIRE, and FISE I woke up really early today and the sky was glowing a bright orange. I tried to take a morning jog, but couldn’t. The blanket of smoke that created the orange haze was just too suffocating. It was hard to breathe. The weather ... read more- Saturday, Sept 12, 2020: Online Dress Order?
Ordered dresses off of the internet. Have done it only ONCE before, & the quality honestly turned out pretty shitty. But I couldn’t help it when I saw these. You decide: I’ll let y’all know how they […] The post Saturday, Sept 12, 2020: Online Dress Order? ... read more- Riders Physicians Need to Review When Choosing a Long-Term Disability Insurance Policy
When you’re considering purchasing a Long-Term Disability Insurance policy, you might feel overwhelmed trying to choose the right policy for you. We recently spoke with Michael Relvas, the owner of MR Disability Insurance on how to compare disability insurance riders, and what is important when narrowing down your options. Michael ... read more- Doctors working in tech cities are losing the rat race
Populous cities are populous, well, because people want to there. Whether the appeal comes from greater career opportunities or simply being closer to family, these places have continuously grown over the last few decades. The growth is seemingly self-sustaining—certain industries and businesses exist because there is a population that desires ... read more- Checkup – August 2020
Welcome to another Dr. PayItBack monthly checkup! I use this space to remain accountable to our expenses and goals, track net worth and debt, and muse on what was done well and what can be improved. This is weird month, and these checkups are going to be a little strange ... read more- I Barely Worked For the Last 2 Years And Now I’m A Millionaire During A Pandemic
You read that right. It happened. I am a net worth millionaire?! HOW? And during a pandemic? While I’m on unemployment? I did not expect to be a millionaire anytime … Read More "I Barely Worked For the Last 2 Years And Now I’m A Millionaire During A Pandemic" The ... read more- Cassini topography review: Topography of the 21st Century
By Matt Swanic- how the Cassini topographer can help you with IOL calculations and multi focal lens selectionread more Cassini topography review: Topography of the 21st Century ... read more- Student Loan Relief Extended to 2021
If you are a recent medical grad, chances are good you have outstanding student loans. I’m sure you are tired of the downpour of bad news that has been 2020 so far. Here’s a bit of good news: President Donald ... read more- New School Year #illumedati
Hey everyone, it’s me again. I haven’t posted in a long time and for that I apologize. Today is just going to be a short post with me talking about expectations in this “New School Year”.read more
- Unmentorable
I am terrible at finding mentors. I accept this as it is primarily my failing. I am silently critical and judgmental of anyone I audition for the part. Not too intensely, but enough to tarnish the sheen which drew me to them in the first place. I expect too much ... read more- Ep 62. Dana Corriel, MD — Doctors and Social Media
On this episode of Doctor Money Matters, we talk about social media with Dana Corriel MD, an internal medicine physician and creator of the SoMeDocs group. She recently left the practice of medicine to help physicians develop their online presence. Her goal is to help empower ... read more- We Currently Have 5 Doctors Sharing 2 Exam Rooms
Our office and my practice has been growing at a breakneck pace after the initial slowdown for the pandemic. We now have 5 doctors in total sharing the office which has 2 exam rooms in it. Two of those doctors are not employed by me, but sublease the current space ... read more- Physicians in Transition: Doctors Who Successfully Reinvented Themselves (A Book Review)
“It is unlikely that your actual path through life will match the exact journey you had in mind when you set out. It makes no sense to restrict your satisfaction to one scenario when there are many paths to success.” – Atomic Habitsread more
- Review of the Best Citation Managers and How to Choose One
This post is geared towards students, residents, physicians, or researchers who need to keep track of journal articles and references. There is so much information out there and, as healthcare professionals, we need to be constantly aware of the new evidence and old evidence that guides our practice. However, you ... read more- How Well Is Your Family Doing Financially?
I previously wrote a post “8 Ways to Grade How Well You Are Doing Financially as a Physician”, and listed multiple methods on how to assess how your net worth … ... read more- Goldilocks And The Three Real Estate Investments
Goldilocks And The Three Bears is not a story about real estate investments. Instead, some people think it’s a sweet innocent story about a young girl who stumbles into a cabin in the woods. There she finds refuge, a warm meal, and a nice place to get some rest. Well ... read more- The Sunday Best (6/21/2020)
The Sunday Best is a collection of articles I’ve curated from the furthest reaches of the internet for your reading pleasure. Every week, I scan …The Sunday Best (6/21/2020) The post The Sunday Best (6/21/2020) appeared first on PivotPointsMD. ... read more- Optimizing Your Financial Life in the Time Of COVID-19
In the past several months, the virus-induced economic shutdown has thrown millions of people out of work and created financial turmoil for many. . Even traditionally recession resistant sectors like health care have not been immune to the effects of the downturn. The US entered a recession sometime in ... read more- Instagram Marketing for Physicians
For over a year I have been using Instagram for both of my brands. Mostly to find clients but also to connect with other physicians in the same space. In this post I’ll discuss my experience with Instagram. Specifically, Instagram marketing for physicians.I have also recently completed an Instagram Promotion. ... read more- Economics of COVID-19- Episode 4 with Sarah Catherine Gutierrez
Hello everyone, we are back with another COVID-19 episode to dive further into what is going on with American economics and how it relates to you on a personal level, especially as physicians. I hope that everyone is doing well and learning to live their best life in this ... read more- The Time is Now To Take Back Medicine
By Dr. Valerie Jones @ObDoctorMom originally published by Doximity.com For many health care workers, COVID-19 is a stark reminder of their own mortality. During this pandemic, there have been times when physicians could not get appropriate PPE, elevating worries not just about personal susceptibility, but the direct transmission of this ... read more- To my story of burnout, there’s more.
- Haircuts from Healthcare Heroes: Episode #2
The COVID-19 pandemic has altered our lives in numerous ways. One of the most visually disturbing ways is our inability to go to the barber/stylist and be properly groomed. Thus I conceived the idea of a video series called Haircuts from Healthcare Heroes. I have asked co-workers to volunteer ... read more- Do We Really Want to be Heroes?
Stirring, J turned to his side and pulled me in close. Eyes burned and nostrils flared as I tried to forget this would be the last time we'd hug for another 3 weeks. My attempts to be mindful and in-the-moment failed as I recalled the previous night's discussion. "So how ... read more- 6 Things You Didn’t Know About Paying Off Debt
If your finances are a bit out of control, there are many things you can do to gain back stability. Paying off debt is an essential part of getting your financial life in order. The post 6 Things You Didn’t Know About Paying Off Debt appeared first on Dr. Breathe ... read more- Relative Value
One week ago the first case of SARS-COVID 19 was diagnosed in my state, at my hospital. The next day, I sat in my office looking out the window at the bright yellow tent erected outside the ER entrance to triage and test potential new cases. I wore scrubs and ... read more- Another Disaster- Nashville Tornadoes 2020
It’s been a while since we have discussed natural disasters. This past week our town was hit by a series of tornadoes in Nashville. While it was less than 2 miles a way, we were fortunate to not sustain any damage. Our community, however, was not so lucky. The week ... read more- ดูหนังสดย่อมดีกว่าดูหนังโป๊แน่นอน
เรื่องของการดูหนังโป๊เป็นเรื่องปกติของผมมานานแล้วครับ แต่ไม่คิดว่าเลยว่าประสบการณ์ที่น่าตื่นเต้นมากที่สุดของผมมันคือ การได้ดูหนังสดแบบไม่ได้ตั้งใจ เพราะว่าวันนั้น ผมกลับมาจากโรงเรียนในตอนเที่ยงวัน โดยไม่ได้บอกใครมาก่อน เพราะว่าที่โรงเรียนมีกิจกรรมพิเศษ จึงมาเจอกับเหตุการณ์ที่เร้าใจตื่นเต้น กว่าดูหนังโป๊มากมายเลย คือผมเห็นพี่สาวกำลังเอากับแฟนในตอนกลางวัน ทีแรกผมนึกว่าทั้งคู่น่าจะได้ยินเสียงคนเปิดเข้าบ้านมา ที่ไหนได้เค้าไม่ได้ยืนกัน ผมจึงทำตัวเงียบๆและเดินเข้าห้องไปและหารูในห้องผมเพื่อที่จะดูไปที่ห้องนอนของพี่สาวและพี่เขยของผมและเอาตาดูที่รูตะปูข้างฝาห้อง จึงได้เห็นว่าพี่เขยกำลังก้มต่ำเลียไปทั่วหญ้าปกคลุมและกรีดนิ้วไปตามรอยแยกหีพี่สาว จากนั้นก็ลากขึ้น ลากลงพอเขาลากขึ้นมันไปโดนกับติ่งเสียว จากนั้นพี่สาวผมก็ร้องเสียงครวญครางดังมากๆจนไม่เป็นภาษา เท่านั้นแหละพี่เขยผมรีบงัดท่อนเนื้อออกมาและจดลงไปในโหนก และซอยถี่ได้ยืนเสียงร้องคราง ร้องซี๊ดระงมดังไปหมด จากนั้นเปลี่ยนมาเล้าโลมกันด้วยท่า 69 จนพี่สาวร้องว่า ที่รักจ๋าเสียวจนทนไม่ไหวอยู่แล้ว เอาใส่ข้างในเถอะ จากนั้นก็บรรจงกระแหกกันอย่างเมามันส์ ผมนี้แอบดูน้ำแตกไปหมดแล้ว ไม่คิดไม่ในมาก่อนเลยว่าจะได้เห็นหนังสดที่น่าตื่นเต้นขนาดนี้ ต้องลองของจริงบ้าง ต้องหาแฟนแล้ว อยากมีความสุขแบบนี้บ้าง ... read more- Farrah Fossum
First name: FarrahLast name: FossumLocation: E 2336Department: Advising and CounselingJob title: Academic AdvisorPhone: 651-444-2064Email: farrah.fossum@century.edu ... read more- Christmas letter 2019
- Post-Closing Analysis
After finally reaching the closing table recently after a long and drawn out escrow period on the sale of an investment property, I’ve been reflecting on lessons learned that can be useful going forward. Here are a few that stand out to me: Don’t Underestimate the Long-Distance ... read more- The Magical Beauty Of Compound Interest
No concept in in investing has ever held my respect like that of compound interest. When I first started reading up on personal finance and investing few years ago, I had a cavalier attitude on most of the topics I was fast learning about. Until it got to the topic ... read more- THE FINALE: Evaluating Funds Part VI: What Else Is There?
Never forget these two axioms: Money frees us, but its pursuit may enslave us. It’s not how much you have at the end; it’s how much you could have made. Let me first give all of you my profoundest apologies for my recent 4-5 month sabbatical. Secondly, let me explain ... read more- These Are Days
I’m not prone to displays of emotion—public or private—which is why I was surprised to find myself welling up with tears at Target the other day. It wasn’t the diversity of 99 cent knickknacks or the intoxicating smell of buttered popcorn that got me going. No, it was that ... read more- Don’t Compare Your Investment Returns With Others (Especially On The Internet)
Investors are competitive people. When I was a Wall Street trader, work was all about the P&L (profit & loss). Higher P&L meant higher bonuses and faster promotions. A low P&L could mean getting laid off. Regular investors, like professional Wall Street traders, also want to get high investment returns. ... read more- The ‘Woman’ Physician
I’m often asked to write and speakabout being a woman physician. I don’t know that any of my male physician colleagues have ever been asked to talk about being a male physician. Many hospital systems have women in medicine groups, and there’s now a National Women Physicians Day. Again, don’t ... read more- Thrifty Moving in 2018
Resident Physicians may spend $80 Million moving this year. Are you serious? Yes. Read on. Moving has got to be one of the most loathful things to ever do in anyone’s life. Honestly – who out there, if asked to raise their hand, would support the notion that they ... read more- Tax Rules That Help You Invest? – Pay Off Debt Or Invest Early Series
(This is a post series on a complicated topic. I will be the first to say debt is an incredibly emotional concept and there is no “right answer” for anyone. Similar to my discussions around asset allocation to bonds/equities, each individual has to take stock of their own behavior when ... read more- Why Buying a House is the Best Worst Financial Decision You’ll Ever Make!
Hi everyone, my wife and I spent part of our last two weekends house shopping and I hated it (but if I’m being honest, I kind of didn’t). As I’ve referenced before, I’m a father of two young children and we currently live in the city. And while we’re lucky ... read more- The Tax Loss Harvesting Charitable Giving Tango
When the Market Gives You Lemons, Harvest That Delicious Fruit! When the market is having a bad month and pundits like Jim Cramer are trying to figure out how to “game” the pullback, FIRE bloggers start implementing their own version of gaming the system: tax loss harvesting. Bloggers like the ... read more- A Year of Blogging
Doctors On Debt is a year old! It’s hard to believe, but it’s true. We’ve been admittedly inconsistent in our blog activity. We go in spurts of inspiration and apathy. One thing is for sure: We’ve learned a lot about what it takes to run a blog. Do you ... read more- The Land of Critical Mass
If you’re doing investing right, you’re saving a large percentage of your income every month (like 25-50%) and stuffing it into stocks, bonds, and real estate investments. At first, even with a high savings rate, your net worth will be low and the money made by your investments will also be ... read more- I’m not doing Christmas Cards this year.
I’m not doing Christmas Cards this year. And that’s ok. What, you say? Christmas has passed? It’s 2018 already? Oh. Well, we were pretty busy there over the holidays now weren’t we? I love love holiday cards. Love them. Love making ours, love receiving everyone else’s. Love putting them up ... read moreThe BackStrong Chair
Personal Capital
- What Money Skills Do I Need To Be Successful?
