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“Must-haves” and “deal breakers” in contract negotiations
Author(s)Jeffrey Bendix, Senior Editor
Richard Roberts, MD, says doctors need to identify a few things they most want and don’t want in a job before negotiating an employment contract.
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Richard Roberts, MD, says doctors need to identify a few things they most want and don’t want in a job before negotiating an employment contract.
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