The promise of Nonclinical careers in medicine is the latest hustle aimed at desperate burned out doctors. Except that to get one of those cushy pharma or consultant jobs, you need to be in a well-connected club, With certain status and racial demographic. I applied to about 500 gigs (with my multiple board certs and decades of experience). Don't waste your time. It's all a scam.

What kind of background verification does deloitte do while onbarding a experienced candidate?

What measures has your company taken to minimize losses due to covid?

We were forced to take 6 days leave in April (bovenwettelijk) which was kind of a weird move. I don’t think our bonuses are getting cut this year so if it’s my bonus or 6 days leave I’d gladly take the latter.

How is it working in Beckman Coulter like?

Who are the top consulting firms for competitive strategy?

Has anyone done the whole 30 in here?

What has helped you unwind at the end of the school day?

Thoughts on how the upcoming recession will affect the law industry?

would anyone be able to give me a referral for any openings in entry level corporate positions for RBC, HSBC, BMO?

Hi,

can someone highlight as how much we can expect for band 8 with 14.6 yrs exp as a security professional.

Does the concept of local and high value role exist is Deloitte, Accenture or PWC?... been consulting for 13 yrs

I have an interview for an in house position (only attorney) at a small non-profit focused on conservation easements. I am a transactional associate at a mid sized law firm. The prospect of freedom from the billable hour and contributing to meaningful work are the draws. The cons are that while the salary at the non-profit would only be slightly less than what I am making now, pay increases and opportunities for advancement will be much less than where I am now. Thoughts on making the shift?

I currently am Area Recruiter that would like to transition to a HR Generalist. Does anyone have any ideas to share?

Good morning!

Still trying to figure out this whole Fishbowl thing, so here goes my first post.

I would love to get into provider credentialing, but all employers I've looked at want at least 3 years of experience. So, I'm looking at Provider Network Coordinator roles, because I'm finding some of those roles don't need AS MUCH experience. I'm a RHIT, and have been working in healthcare for nearly 10 years.

Any input on employers is appreciated!

Not that I'm complaining, but I have a hard time understanding why my (small) retirment account continues to go back up

I love how "staff training" is the solution to every quality issue that arises. Doesn't seem to work very well

Do you ever feel like administrators, either business trained or former providers, push for more productivity without appreciating the humanism of our work or understanding the need for resources specific to our specialty to be successful? What has been your experience?

I've officially made it - got a parking spot

Have an interview with Morgan Stanley for an analyst role with their financial crimes team - is this a good starting position for someone looking to make a career change? What’s the salary?

I'm doing this high fat and protein breakfast routine. I eat that and then don't have to eat again until dinner

Anyone else starting to realize everything in med school was to train us to be good at memorizing and following orders/guidelines given to us from someone else. Starting to feel like I haven’t done any real diagnostic medicine ever.

I am a physician with extensive informatics background and experience. Eventually, I would to be in a position similar to a CMIO. Any advise on next steps? Anyone looking for a CMIO or ACIO?

We are still trying to get information out to our colleagues that vesicular rashes or generalized urticaria with mild URI symptoms are a presentation of Coronavirus

Still can't get over that ER doc committing suicide during all of this

For those who pursued MBA or MHA several years after practice, how did you use your degree?

I’m sure others have considered this, I really feel burned out on my specific subspecialty. For the most part I do interventional pain management. I am midway through my career, but I cannot in anyway see doing this for the future, it just doesn’t feel like I’m making a difference. I’m honored to be a physician and to help a handful of people, but any suggestions on changing specialties mid life? I have perhaps 15 to 20 years yet to practice.. I’ve looked at concierge medicine, I’m open

San Quentin, our local prison, seeing cases spike like crazy

Does anyone have suggestions for a refresher course/presentation on critical care? I'm an OB/GYN wanting to keep myself educated.

Realizing that I am way too old for nights

Question for outpatient PCP’s. How is everyone handling new patients if you have switched to telemedicine due to COVID?

What things have you stopped doing since the Pandemic that you think you won't go back to? I am giving up Manicures

I have learned that several Housekeeping employees in the hospital have died from Coronavirus, and I'm ashamed to say, that I didn't even notice their absence