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Post-Training Job Search: Everything You Need To Know, and Should Not Be Afraid to Ask

by Gretchen Henkel • November 1, 2009

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If all this sounds like a lot of detail, it is, agreed the presenters. But lest young physicians make a bad match, or, by ignoring business practices, leave money they have earned on the table, it is important to learn as much as possible about the business of medicine. If you pick the right situation the first time out, you are setting up a 30-year career, Mr. Glazer observed. Let the real-world education begin!

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