Physician Contracts
Your contract decides more of your money than your salary line does: how you are paid, what call costs you, who pays the tail, and how far the noncompete reaches. Start with your specialty, or go straight to the question in front of you.
Contracts by specialty
- Anesthesiology Contracts and Income: The Base Is Only the First Line
- Internal Medicine Contracts and Income
- Family Medicine Contracts and Income
- Pediatrics Contracts and Income: The Children's Hospital Offer, Read Properly
- Emergency Medicine Contracts: Staffing Company vs. Democratic Group
- OB/GYN Contracts and Income: Call Pay, Production, and Clauses That Follow
- Ophthalmology Contracts: The Formula, the Mix, and the Exit Clauses
Contract questions
- Can I moonlight during family medicine residency without risking my training contract?
- What do I send a contract review attorney, and what do I decide myself?
- What should a pediatrician check in a first contract at a children's hospital?
- How do I compare paid call against call folded into an OB/GYN salary?
- What should an OB/GYN check on tail coverage and restrictive covenants?
- What should I check in my contract about tail coverage and covenants?
- Should I take the 1099 contract or the W2 job in emergency medicine?
- What happens when your emergency group loses the hospital contract?
- What should I check in an ophthalmology contract about tail coverage and noncompetes?
- The salary number is fixed. What else can I negotiate in my first attending contract?
- How do I read the call pay in my first anesthesia contract offers?
Don't see your specialty or your question? Ask it here. Education, not advice.