NEW this year - CME! Up to 7 hours of AMA PRA Category 1 Credit™ available.
What to consider NEXT will help you better understand your nonclinical options. Hear from physicians who have transitioned and learn about the pros/cons of transition to a non-clinical career or starting a nonclinical side hustle. You’ll learn from other physicians about what to consider, pitfalls to avoid, and… you’ll get resources. 100% virtual and live – so you can ask questions without leaving your home.
If you purchase replays only, you may not be able to claim CME.
All presentation times given in Eastern Standard Time
"Evening Reception" Friday, March 5
8:00pm - 8:30pm
Transition Panel Q&A and Networking
Hear about the experience of physicians who have successfully transitioned to a non-clinical career and network with attendees and speakers. Wine/beer are optional. Come meet everyone!
8:30pm-9:15pm
Networking time
Join an online networking session and get to know the speakers who you’ll learn from this weekend.
Day 1 - Saturday, March 6
9:30am - 10am
Welcome! What to expect and a surprise opening performance
Get ready for the weekend! We’ll start by explaining:
- The best way to approach the sessions
- How to access the networking and talk with speakers
- How to create YOUR action plan by attending this conference
10am - 11am
What ARE my options and how long will it take?
Wondering how long it will take to get into that non-clinical career? Not sure what your options are? Afraid a nonclinical job won’t pay as much as your clinical job? Confused about part time options? Let’s be real. We’ll discuss all this so you can get your action plan started right away.
11am - noon
Overview of options from those who have successfully transitioned (part and full time options will be discussed).
Hear from physicians who have explored a variety of options and figured out their nonclinical or nontraditional career path. We’ll have a group of physicians from industry, consulting, wellness, UM, insurance, media, medical affairs, teaching and more!
noon-1pm
Lunch and Networking time
Grab some lunch and then join an online networking session.
1pm - 2pm
Ready, Set GO: What you need to get into a nonclinical career - a practical, applicable guide.
Don’t miss the 5 things you need to successfully transition to a non-clinical career. Make sure you have something to take notes with because we’ll talk about your resume, cover letter, elevator pitch and interviewing strategies.
2pm - 3pm
Get the job... or the next customer in your business by learning how to effectively brand yourself and communicate who you are and what you want.
If you want to do something nonclinical but you only have clinical experience, this is the session for you! Remember, you can also be the most qualified candidate and not get the job if you don’t know how to communicate effectively. Learn how to translate the skills you already have as a doctor to help you get the job you want. If you have a business, you’ll learn how to effectively communicate your mission to your ideal customer.
3pm - 4pm
More options for a non-clinical or non-traditional career (not yet covered).
We’ve talked about a lot of options today – here are even more you may not have heard about or considered. We’ll talk about options for the creative types who have an idea for a book or art, side gigs that you can start now (that could turn into full time gigs!), and more jobs that will earn you a paycheck (and maybe more than you make now). We’ll also discuss options if you want to work from home or be location independent.
4pm - 5pm
Networking time
Join an online networking session to talk with other attendees and speakers.
Day 2 - Sunday, March 7
11am - noon
Discussion about physician coaching: What is it? Do I need a coach? Should I become a coach?
This panel of star-studded coaches come from a variety of background, specialties and training programs. Learn about the different coaching certifications, pros/cons of each, how you can benefit from a coach, what you should expect to pay and how to become a coach if you are considering this nonclinical career or side hustle.
noon - 1pm
Setting up and growing your side hustle
If a nonclinical career means a side hustle for you…or if you want a nonclinical side hustle IN ADDITION TO your nonclinical job, make sure you attend this session. We’ll talk about what you need for insurance (malpractice?), how to work with attorneys so you don’t get charged thousands of dollars when setting up your legal stuff and how to think about pricing. Do you know your niche and ideal customer? We’ll talk about that stuff too so you can be on your way to earning more…on the side. Passive income strategies included!
1pm - 2pm
Networking time
Grab a snack and join an online networking session to talk with other attendees and speakers.
2pm - 3pm
Pharma Industry - full time and part time options for physicians in medical affairs
Pharma and biotechnology are great options for physicians who want a nonclinical career. You’ll work with other smart people in an intellectually stimulating environment. There are lots of opportunities for advancement and to learn new and exciting things. Your background as a physician is valued and you don’t always have to be licensed or board certified. We’ll break down the options here and talk to hiring managers about what they look for when hiring physicians.
3pm - 4pm
Why do you want to transition? And what does that mean?
Considering and exploring a nonclinical career can lead you down paths you may never have considered when you first decided to become a doctor. In this session, hear first hand from other physicians who transitioned years ago and find out how their lives have turned out. Are they happier in a nonclinical career? Do they miss practicing medicine? Don’t miss the surprise revelation NO ONE expects and make sure you’re ready for it!
4pm - 5pm
Networking time
Grab a snack and join an online networking session to talk with other attendees and speakers.
Bonus Sessions - Intensives
Optional, but free with your purchase to the paid conference. Feel free to join one or all of the follow-on Intensives.
Monday, March 8
Insurance/Chart Review/Utilization Review
7pm – 7:30pm
What does a medical director do? Is it just chart review? How do I get a job?
7:30pm – 8pm
Panel Q&A
8pm – 8:30pm
Networking with other attendees and speakers.
Tuesday , March 9
Putting it all together
7pm – 8pm
Review of the options. How you can get a nonclinical job – practical, applicable strategies you can employ right now. Ask YOUR unique questions.
8pm – 8:30pm
Networking with other attendees and speakers.
If you purchase replays only, you may not be able to claim CME.
*Up to 7 hours of AMA PRA Category 1 Credit™ available if you purchase the live conference.
2021 Sponsors include:
Biodynamic Research Corporation (BRC) is a professional services firm specializing in biomechanical analysis & accident reconstruction. BRC is located in San Antonio, Texas & serves clients in the United States, Canada & Mexico. BRC employs physician engineers to retrospectively analyze automotive collisions, determine the application of the collision’s forces to the vehicle occupants, and determine the injury consequences. Over the years, BRC has applied this type of analysis to numerous traumatic incidents including, but not limited to, both high and low velocity passenger vehicle collisions, slip & fall events & diverse injury events. Physician engineers provide expert witness testimony in primarily litigation settings.
Hiring physicians with an engineering background NOW! Reach out to conference organizers to be put in touch with us.
The IndustryMDCoach is a coaching and consulting service that will help physicians explore the possibility of a fulfilling career in the pharmaceutical/biotechnology industry. Once the physician is ready to pursue this career path, we offer services to take the physician every step of the way from applying, interviewing and considering their offer.
www.industryMDCoach.com
Disability Review Experts offers an online 12 module course that prepares physicians of all specialties so they can transition smoothly into disability insurance review work. Our thorough and detailed course starts with the basics, covering background information about the disability insurance industry, then explains in detail about reviewing records for pertinent content, providing your opinion and supporting that opinion with evidence from the file, setting up your reports, writing effectively, conducting Attending Provider calls and building a solid reputation as a reviewer. In addition, we offer mentoring services so that the user can reach out and ask questions they have while getting started and established in the field.
