Not A Trivial "Physician Contract Review"
To learn about physician employment deal-making, use our Issue Spotter. This is *not* a trivial "physician contract review".
1. Contact us without charge. Use the form on this site or call Brad Jones. We will set a time for an initial talk about your physician employment contract deal-making situation.
2. Engage us. Expert Brad Jones will personally spot issues in your physician employment contract deal-making situation, looking for the art of making your deal.
3. We will educate you. Expert Brad Jones will then talk with you promptly, educating you about your physician employment deal-making issues, and how to cordially create a deal with your employer.
4. Fixed fee. Flat fee of $1,000. Without your having to worry about having encountered a trivial physician contract review (see more below about physician contract "reviewers.")
5. Then Negotiate. "Do-it-yourself" deal-making negotiation from this point forward or engage us for our full-service, traditional Agent Package, below. It's your choice.
Get an expert assessment about your physician employment contract deal-making potential. It's easy to start. Use the contact form on this site or call 800-459-5495 now.
Traditional Agent Package -- Fullest Service
Do you have a star career -- or want to?
We have built our skill and our reputation on our comprehensive, traditional Agent Package, which forges actual deal-making.
During the Issue Spotter process above, we will be happy to tell you more about the percentage-based Agent package and how we might build your career.
Beware "Wannabes"
Caveat emptor. If you are planning to go-it-alone or hire a cheap physician contract review, ask these four specific questions:
First: What publications or associations have recognized them? (We have been the "go-to" expert of NEJM, AMA News, and others.)
Second: Have they worked with hundreds of physician contract deal-making situations? (We have, with nationally known stars of medicine.)
Third: Specifically, who is the person advising you? Do they make their living exclusively with physician contracts? When did they start?
Fourth: What is the fee? Are you getting a mere trivial "physician contract review" or does this person actually negotiate? What is their track record after the "physician contract review"?
Beware insurance salesmen masquerading as "physician advisors" with a gimmicky low cost "physician contract review." They want to sell you life and disability insurance.
Beware recruiters as your physician contract review confidante. They actually work for the employer and they make their fee by getting you to sign.
Beware thinking you will find the answers about physician contract review on the Internet. articles are simply advertising for someone hoping to make a profit somehow.
Beware physicians offering a physician contract review. Successful physicians earn enough and stay busy enough practicing medicine that they don't have time for intensive deal-making, and learning about deal-making, for other physicians who are not their office partner (meaning you).
Beware generalist attorneys clumsy with employers. Ask specifically how many physician contract deals they have made, the specialties, and what they've won. Beware a physician contract review where the lawyer rarely if ever talks with physician employers directly.
Beware a physician contract review teaser fee anywhere too good to be true.
Ask: "Are you good enough to make your living on being an expert with physician contracts, period? Tell me not just about the physician contract reviews, tell me about the deals you've actually made. "
Employers can grow angry with anyone who doesn't know the specific customs of the physician contracts field and what to do.
Don't learn by trial and error -- with yourself as the error.
