1709 - What You Are Getting into - Perspectives from Academic, Private, and Hybrid Practice Physiatrists

Saturday, October 22, 2022

3:45 PM – 5:00 PM ET

Location: 324-326

Session Director(s)

Timothy Tiu, MD

Assistant Professor
University of Miami Miller School of Medicine
Miami, Florida

Disclosed no relevant financial relationships.

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Faculty(s)

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Joslyn Gober, DO

Assistant Professor, Director of Pediatric Rehabilitation
University of Miami/ Jackson Health System/ Christine E Lynn Rehabilitation Center
Miami, Florida

Disclosed no relevant financial relationships.
Nikhil Verma, MD

Owner
Essential Sports and Spine Solutions
Columbus, Ohio

Disclosed no relevant financial relationships.
Jesse Charnoff, MD

Assistant Attending Physician
New York Presbyterian/Hospital for Special Surgery Sports Medicine Fellowship
Dix Hills, New York

Disclosed no relevant financial relationships.

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Transitioning into a new practice setting - whether graduating from residency or starting a new practice - can be daunting for even the most experienced clinicians. There are a plethora of considerations both clinical and non-clinical, all of which must be adequately addressed in order to succeed. Hear from early career physiatrists in 3 different practice settings - one who joined an academic institution, one who started a private practice, and one who joined a well-established hybrid model - as they discuss essential issues that are not necessarily taught in training.

Learning Objectives:

Compare and contrast challenges and responsibilities in academic, private, and hybrid practice settings.
Describe the process of academic promotion, such as from Assistant Professor to Associate Professor.
Describe expectations of maintaining an academic portfolio in a hybrid practice model.
Differentiate between the advantages and disadvantages of various options in managing private practice considerations.