Should You Take A Pay Cut for a Nonclinical Job? – Episode 72
Is financial fear preventing you from making a career change? Do you wonder if you have to take a pay cut to leave clinical medicine? How much do nonclinical jobs pay, anyway? If you feel trapped by student loan debt or the perception that you won’t be able to make a...
Healing from Medical Malpractice and Adverse Events with Dr. Stacia Dearmin – Episode 71
Bad things happen in medicine. For too long, many physicians have felt alone and unsupported when - despite their best efforts - patients have a bad outcome. It’s a reason some leave the profession entirely. But this story will inspire you, and show an example of how...
Stop Doing That ! (It’s Not a Numbers Game) – Episode 70
Is getting the job you want just a numbers game? Have you heard this - that if you just submit as many applications as possible, you’ll eventually get something? Maybe you feel you’ve already done that, maybe for a very long time, and it still isn’t working out? If...
Writing a Medical Thriller with Physician Author Shira Shiloah – Episode 69
Feeling conflicted between the path you’re on and a dream you’d love to pursue? If you’ve ever had a desire that seemed like a pipe dream - just a little bit unrealistic or out of reach - this episode is for you. In this episode of The Career Rx we’ll discuss: How...
Creating a Nonclinical Resume with Laura McKain – Episode 68
Want to know how to turn your mile long CV into a nonclinical resume? Not sure how to explain resume career gaps or red flags? Maybe you don’t know what to include - and what to eliminate - for the best chance of a successful career move. If you want to craft the...
Unlimited Physician Career Options with John Jurica [Part 2] – Episode 67
Think you have to take a step down to move out of clinical medicine? Wondering about administrative or executive nonclinical work? Debating going back to school in pursuit of a nonclinical career shift? If you’d like to explore the many nonclinical physician career...
Unlimited Physician Career Options with John Jurica [Part 1] – Episode 66
Interested in a nonclinical career, but not sure what options are out there? Need some ideas on where to start looking for a new career path? If you’d like to explore the many nonclinical physician career possibilities outside of medicine, this episode with John...
Becoming a Corporate Board Director [Part 2] – Episode 65
Do you want to join a corporate board but not sure how? You know you can be a great candidate, but not sure how to get a foot in the boardroom? If you’d like some expert guidance on exactly how to become a corporate board director, this episode with guest Jean Rush is...
Becoming a Corporate Board Director [Part 1] – Episode 64
Interested in becoming a corporate board director, but confused about what experience you need to be a strong candidate? Do you want to join a corporate board but not sure how? If you’ve ever wondered about becoming a corporate board director, this episode is for you....
“What are my options?” – Careers by Physician Specialty – Episode 63
Wondering what future career options are open to you based on your specialty? Does it seem like leadership roles or nonclinical jobs are looking for all kinds of specialties - except yours? Do you feel your medical training is actually limiting your future career? If...
Open to Work on LinkedIn – Good or Bad? – Episode 62
Wondering if the “Open to Work” feature on LinkedIn will help you shift careers? Will it help recruiters find you, or make you an attractive candidate? If you’re interested in improving your profile to attract recruiters and hiring managers on LinkedIn, this episode...
How to Use Clubhouse for NonClinical Doctors – Episode 61
Should doctors be on Clubhouse? What are the advantages of Clubhouse for physicians and can you use Clubhouse for professional purposes? Not sure how to find the people and events that interest you on Clubhouse, or what to do once you’ve found them? If you’re...
When Someone Takes Credit for Your Work and Ideas – Episode 60
Ever wonder how to respond when someone takes credit for your work? In meetings, does a boss or colleague often restate your ideas as their own? What should you do when someone takes credit for your ideas? Having a coworker take credit for your ideas is a common...
Building a Self Trust Mindset – Episode 59
What does self trust mean? What is a self trust mindset? And why is self trust important? If you’ve ever doubted yourself to handle the hard things in life, perhaps you could use a dose of self trust, and this episode will help you build it. In This Episode of The...
Three Steps to Moving Up at Work – Episode 58
Are you interested in moving up into a physician leadership career within your organization? Is it time for you to transition out of clinical medicine into a nonclinical leadership role? If you’re looking for a guide to help you move up (or out) at work, this episode...
Writing A NonClinical Resume and Cover Letter – Episode 57
How can you get a nonclinical job as a physician? What belongs in a nonclinical resume for doctors? How do you write a cover letter for a nonclinical physician job? Do doctors really have to personalize a nonclinical resume for every job application? If you’re...
Tame Your Notifications With This System – Episode 56
Do you feel you’re getting buried by notifications? Are you tired of missing important notices or forgetting who you were responding to next?
If you’re getting overwhelmed by digital noise and need a better way to handle your notifications, this episode is for you.
In this episode of The Career Rx we’ll discuss:
My useful “one touch rule” for all notifications
The three categories I use that save time and energy
Some examples on how this organization system can be applied offline
Today we’re talking about how I manage notifications across many devices and even physical mail. I also include some information on an upcoming (free) Leverage and Growth Summit summit where I’ll be speaking as well as recommendations for how to clean up your inbox.
In this episode, I detail my “one touch rule” and the three categories I use for every notification I get and how it helps me keep things under control. With this technique you’ll stop wasting double the time on notifications you’ve already seen and not miss something important. You will check your email, voicemail, texts, and social media notifications much less frequently.
“I have adopted some of the best tips that I’ve heard around into a single system.”- Marjorie Stiegler
In this Episode:
[1:15] Too many notifications and no time to manage them
[2:00] Reclaiming your life with the Leverage and Growth Summit (it’s free)
[3:10] What does “control” mean to you?
[3:58] Explaining the one touch rule
[5:00] Time blocking and notification settings
[6:05] Deciding if something needs your attention
[6:23] Do this in two minutes or less.
[7:10] Implement a mindfulness snooze function (for your email)
[8:30] Using a tickler files with Sanebox
[9:10] Applying this system to snail mail
[11:00] Planning ahead on your taxes
[12:07] Turn off the backburner
The Great Email Debate About Boundaries – Episode 55
Does your workplace expect you to always be available via email whether night, weekend, holiday, or ‘normal business hours’? Have you been asked to limit your sending of email to within certain hours? If you get an ‘urgent’ email that’s sent outside of your normal hours, how do you handle it?
If you’re caught up on either side of this great email boundaries debate, this episode is for you.
In this episode of The Career Rx we’ll discuss:
The recent push to limit email ‘sending hours’
What email sending, checking, and replying communicates about boundaries
How to be sure your intentions are understood and your boundaries are firm, while working at times that work for you
Today we’re talking about the great email debate – should you or should you not send an email outside of “standard” working hours (whatever that means, anyway)?
In this episode, we’ll discuss what “off hours” look like to you, the importance of email boundaries, and whether delaying an email send time is actually helpful.
“I think people ought to be able to send [emails] whenever they want.”- Marjorie Stiegler
In this Episode:
[0:48] Boundaries in the workplace
[1:50] Only working “normal business hours”
[3:00] Defending your off work hours
[5:40] Getting things done on your own schedule
[7:20] Navigating the work/life balancing act
[9:00] What’s in your email signature?
[10:10] Handling your boundaries – stop apologizing
[11:40] Tweet me your answer to this question