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Letters: Alternatives to Selling a Medical Practice

by Gerald B. Healy, MD • December 8, 2015

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We are in a critical time for the practice of medicine. Control your own destiny, or else you may wake up one day to find you have a job, but not a profession.

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December 2015

Gerald B. Healy, MD
Past Executive Vice President,
American Board of Otolaryngology
Past President,
American College of Surgeons
CEO, Healy Practice Solutions

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Filed Under: Departments, Letters to the Editor, Viewpoint Tagged With: medical practiceIssue: December 2015

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