Physician Contract Glossary · Contract Structure
Professional Advisors
Professional advisors are the attorney, accountant, and financial advisor you bring in to review a contract before signing.
Professional advisors are the people you hire to read what you are about to sign: a physician contract attorney, an accountant for the tax and compensation modeling, and sometimes a financial planner for the bigger picture. The cost of a contract review is small against the size of the commitment, and the senior physicians who signed blind almost always did so without one.
Have a physician contract attorney review the agreement before you sign, every time. This is the single highest-return hour of professional help in the entire transition.
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