You have had your interview; you have looked at the practice location; you have met the leadership and potential future coworkers. You like what you see, and you decide to accept the offer of employment. This is an exciting time, and a very crucial part comes next: the "term sheet" and employment agreement.

In this latest episode, Dr. Hassaballa talks about the employment agreement and the utmost importance of making sure you know what's inside.

Continuing our series on what every Resident and Fellow needs to know about getting a job. In this episode, we explore employed models with productivity bonus or even full productivity compensation and what that means.

I had a great conversation with Mr. Matt Knox, CIO of a major healthcare organization in the United States. We discussed cybersecurity and all things related to cyberattacks in healthcare.

Dr. Hassaballa discusses the new COVID isolation guidelines and how they make total sense.

CDC Link: https://www.cdc.gov/respiratory-viruses/prevention/precautions-when-sick.html

Part 2 of the "Getting a Job" series discusses the traditional private practice model. What is it? What are the pros and cons of this increasingly uncommon practice type?

Dr. Hassaballa embarks on a new series of episodes on Healthcare Musings about getting a job. First things first: if they offer you an eye-popping salary, that's a red flag.

This is part 2 of Dr. Hassaballa's lecture on common issues in the ICU at night. And it ends like it started: DON'T PANIC.

Dr. Hassaballa gave this lecture to IM Residents about common problems they may face taking care of patients at night in the ICU.

in this latest episode, Dr. Hassaballa discusses a crucial aspect of the NRMP.

As students start entering their rank order lists, Dr. Hassaballa shares advice he gives his students going into Residency.

Link: https://www.nrmp.org/match-calendars/master-calendar/