During medical school, physicians spend years mastering anatomy, pathology and surgical technique, yet most of them receive little formal education in finance, investing, taxation or business management. Despite this, physicians are routinely expected to make important decisions affecting hundreds of thousands — or even millions — of dollars over the course of their careers.
During medical school, physicians spend years mastering anatomy, pathology and surgical technique, yet most of them receive little formal education in finance, investing, taxation or business management.
Despite this, physicians are routinely expected to make important decisions affecting hundreds of thousands — or even millions — of dollars over the course of their careers.
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During medical school, physicians spend years mastering anatomy, pathology and surgical technique, yet most of them receive little formal education in finance, investing, taxation or business management. Despite this, physicians are routinely expected to make important decisions affecting hundreds of thousands — or even millions — of dollars over the course of their careers.
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