David Renton MDAssociate ProfessorThe Ohio State University Wexner Medical CenterDepartment of SurgeryColumbus, OHUSADenise W. Gee, MDAssistant ProfessorDepartment of SurgeryMassachusetts General HospitalBoston, MA

• Finding a Job – Employment Services, Word of Mouth, Job Boards.- Choosing the Right Job – How to Find the Right Fit, What Should I Look For?.- Contract Negotiations – Pitfalls and Traps When Reviewing Your Contract.- How do I get Paid – Medicare, Medicaid, Insurance, Billing Pearls.- Military Practice.- Different Practice Models.- Retirement – 401k, Roth IRAs, college funds and more.- Quality and Safety – what data is being reviewed of what I do?.- Strategies to Help Establish Your Practice While Simultaneously Achieving Work Life Balance.- Social Media and Networking in Surgical Practice.- Research – How to set up a research project.- Manuscript Writing.- Grant Writing.

“This book will be useful to young surgeons (and might be helpful to young physicians of all specialties) who are going into practice, whether private, academic, or hybrid. … This is a unique and topical offering that will be valuable to surgeons of all subspecialties during the early years of their professional careers. It also will be useful to those who advise such surgeons, and anyone who is in the process of changing jobs.” (Carol Scott-Conner, Doody’s Book Reviews, July, 2017)

David Renton MDAssociate ProfessorThe Ohio State University Wexner Medical CenterDepartment of SurgeryColumbus, OHUSADenise W. Gee, MDAssistant ProfessorDepartment of SurgeryMassachusetts General HospitalBoston, MA

• Finding a Job – Employment Services, Word of Mouth, Job Boards.- Choosing the Right Job – How to Find the Right Fit, What Should I Look For?.- Contract Negotiations – Pitfalls and Traps When Reviewing Your Contract.- How do I get Paid – Medicare, Medicaid, Insurance, Billing Pearls.- Military Practice.- Different Practice Models.- Retirement – 401k, Roth IRAs, college funds and more.- Quality and Safety – what data is being reviewed of what I do?.- Strategies to Help Establish Your Practice While Simultaneously Achieving Work Life Balance.- Social Media and Networking in Surgical Practice.- Research – How to set up a research project.- Manuscript Writing.- Grant Writing.

“This book will be useful to young surgeons (and might be helpful to young physicians of all specialties) who are going into practice, whether private, academic, or hybrid. … This is a unique and topical offering that will be valuable to surgeons of all subspecialties during the early years of their professional careers. It also will be useful to those who advise such surgeons, and anyone who is in the process of changing jobs.” (Carol Scott-Conner, Doody’s Book Reviews, July, 2017)

David Renton MDAssociate ProfessorThe Ohio State University Wexner Medical CenterDepartment of SurgeryColumbus, OHUSADenise W. Gee, MDAssistant ProfessorDepartment of SurgeryMassachusetts General HospitalBoston, MA

• Finding a Job – Employment Services, Word of Mouth, Job Boards.- Choosing the Right Job – How to Find the Right Fit, What Should I Look For?.- Contract Negotiations – Pitfalls and Traps When Reviewing Your Contract.- How do I get Paid – Medicare, Medicaid, Insurance, Billing Pearls.- Military Practice.- Different Practice Models.- Retirement – 401k, Roth IRAs, college funds and more.- Quality and Safety – what data is being reviewed of what I do?.- Strategies to Help Establish Your Practice While Simultaneously Achieving Work Life Balance.- Social Media and Networking in Surgical Practice.- Research – How to set up a research project.- Manuscript Writing.- Grant Writing.

“This book will be useful to young surgeons (and might be helpful to young physicians of all specialties) who are going into practice, whether private, academic, or hybrid. … This is a unique and topical offering that will be valuable to surgeons of all subspecialties during the early years of their professional careers. It also will be useful to those who advise such surgeons, and anyone who is in the process of changing jobs.” (Carol Scott-Conner, Doody’s Book Reviews, July, 2017)