|Articles|February 22, 2022

Register now for the spring Physician Bootcamp

Author(s)Todd Shryock

Learn about tax planning, remote patient monitoring, concierge medicine, and coding at the March 31 event.

If you want to learn more about vital topics for your medical practice's financial success, join Medical Economics® from 3 p.m. to 7 p.m. Eastern on March 31 for our Spring 2022 Physician Bootcamp event.

To register for the free event, click here.

A rotating panel of experts will guide you through four online sessions, tackling some of the biggest non-clinical challenges in the practice of medicine.

Topics include:

  • Physician Tax Planning
  • Remote Patient Monitoring
  • Concierge Medicine
  • Coding and Documentations

Registrants get exclusive access to Medical Economics® survey data, access to the event content on-demand, and a chance to win a free tax planning session.

The health care landscape has seen fast-paced changes, which is why we’re committed to bringing you more virtual events with actionable resources. We hope you’ll invest your time with Medical Economics® learning this year.

To register for the free event, click here.

If you have questions about the event, send them to: Bootcamp@medicaleconomics.com


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