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PUBLICATION EXCLUSIVE: A few books, a mentor and a clear sense of purpose can help forge a practice’s path to success
Most ophthalmologists focus on the sciences during their 4 to 5 years of college education and then are immersed in a very challenging medical school environment for 4 more years, with minimal to no formal training in business or practice management. This is repeated during their 1 year of internship and 3 years of residency. Those who perform a fellowship in a well-managed private practice environment have the opportunity to learn some business and practice management skills, but enhancing clinical and surgical skills remains the top priority.Fortunately, most young ophthalmologists (Read more...)