As a resident physician, you’ve got plenty on your plate—long shifts, mounting student loans, and the pressures of training. With so much going on, it’s easy to push financial planning to the back burner, especially when it comes to disability insurance. Many residents think they can wait until
Transitioning to Full-Time Practice: Managing Your New Income
The Shift in Income Transitioning from residency or fellowship to full-time practice comes with a major increase in income. While it’s exciting, this is also a critical moment to set the foundation for long-term financial success. Many new attending physicians make costly financial mistakes
The Financial Consequences of a Needle Stick Injury
Needle sticks are a common injury among medical personnel - and they can be especially prevalent with young resident doctors. Although a needle stick can inject hazardous drugs intothe body, it is actually the injection of infectious fluids - especially blood - that is by far the greatest concern.
Disability Insurance for Physicians and Medical Residents
As a physician or medical resident, you’ve spent years working tirelessly to master your field. Your career is not just a job—it’s your livelihood, your passion, and a vital part of your identity. But what if something unexpected happened that prevented you from working? A serious illness or injury
Financial Advice for New Attending Physicians: Live Like a Resident to Achieve Financial Independence
Transitioning from residency to an attending physician role is an exhilarating time marked by increased responsibilities and a substantial rise in income. However, despite the temptation to upgrade your lifestyle to match your new salary, it’s wise to continue "living like a resident" for a few more
Last Call for Discounts: Resident Physician Disability Insurance
As a medical resident, you’re navigating the demanding path toward becoming a practicing physician. Amid the busy days and long nights, there’s a critical financial decision you should make before your residency ends: securing discounted resident physician disability insurance. Here’s why acting now
Clinical Autonomy: Embrace Your New Role as an Independent Practitioner
Transitioning from residency to becoming an attending physician is a monumental step in a medical career. One of the most significant changes is the shift towards clinical autonomy. As an independent practitioner, you are now responsible for making clinical decisions confidently while continuing to
Resident Disability Insurance: Protecting Medical Residents from a Costly Gamble
Resident disability insurance can secure your financial future. Without it, you run the risk of losing... big time. Dr. Jennings, a fourth-year resident in plastic surgery, was at home in her kitchen. While unloading her dishwasher, she dropped a coffee cup. She reached down to try to catch it