Lifestyle

Cutting annual spending from $200,000 to $120,000 can shave about 30 years off a physician's career.

Good food is as essential to travel as is good lodging, but not all tasty meals come at a high price.

The latest trend in management theory is what's called organizational ambidexterity. It's the social scientist's take on being a switch hitter.

Part 2 on what problems could potentially blossom from the legalization of weed.

What are the highest and lowest paid specialties and do they feel they're fairly compensated?

It’s not just Americans’ weight that’s increasing their health risks, it’s their sedentary lifestyle. Or more simply put, inactivity.

You may have thought that doctor house calls had died out for good, but a startup is bringing the luxury back. That story tops this week’s PMD Critical List.

Spoiler: You have to spend money to make money.

We all know 1) people don’t like to laugh about their money and 2) people will laugh if it can break the tension in our anxieties about money.

So, you know that you want to branch out from just practicing medicine. You want to find the perfect entrepreneurial opportunity for you, but you are not positive what options are out there.

Curbing an out of control spending habit can put you back on a path to financial freedom. I've got the numbers to prove it!

Entrepreneurs are hard to figure out, yet many make a living teaching, writing, consulting, and advising about them. Most of ‘blah, blah’ is hypothesis and opinion.

A University of Chicago study concluded that a whopping 76% of doctors stated that they believe in God, compared with about 70% of Americans overall.

Credit card companies are giving out bigger and bigger sign-up bonuses to earn your business. However, there are usually some strings attached. In order to qualify, you are usually required to spend x dollars within y months of account opening. So let's talk about 5 of the cheapest ways to meet these lofty requirements.

While the advantages to the consumer are many, there are also perils of DIY medicine and this test-and-refer business model.

After I wrote about 6 $ Tips I Would Tell Dear Younger Me, I thought I should write to my future self too. If it's true that we learned everything we need to learn in life as kindergartners, then I would thank myself for writing this when I'm older.

Every time I tell a friend about my many return visits to Portugal, I always say the same thing, “For me, Portugal is equally interesting to England and about one-half to one-third the price.”

Digging down a little deeper on the recently completed biennial survey of physicians by The Physicians Foundation, here are some details about how and where physicians do their jobs based on some important practice characteristics.

So many settlers – 350,000 to 500,000 – made their way through northwestern Nebraska between 1840 and the early 1860s. More than 150 years later, you can still stand in the ruts their footsteps and wagon wheels carved into the grass prairies.

Doctors are not very good at technology adoption and frequently make Type 1 or Type 2 technology adoption errors.

The tax code can be your friend if you think you are locked into a high-cost insurance product. Here's what to do.

History may interest the travel writer. But not all travelers care about history. Let’s look at all this in Minneapolis – as seen in October 2016.

When we think of a professional, such as a physician, attorney, or CPA, there is an expectation of prudent advice or exemplary service rendered. Unfortunately, negative press because of the shenanigans by Wall Street executives, bankers, and unscrupulous firms.

The world of healthcare will face big challenges, both professional and personal, in the coming years. Some of the professional challenges will include: the transition to value-based healthcare, rising costs, and talent shortages.

There is only so much you can do, particularly when it comes to other people. You can't make them learn. You can't make them happy. You can't make them change behaviors that they are unwilling or unable to do.

Today David Johnson, MD, is an orthopedic surgeon with MedStar Orthopaedic Institute at MedStar Washington Hospital Center in Washington, DC. And while Johnson is a highly accomplished surgeon, it’s perhaps the events that occurred prior to his becoming a surgeon that have impacted his life the most.

I decided to write a letter to the dear younger me on some financial tips I wished I had known.

I visited the lovely city of San Francisco earlier this year. It's easy to spend a boatload there, but we managed not to break the budget.