Dr. Jim Dahle: This is not an expensive service. But I think overall, the frequency of an issue would be pretty small. This is a negotiation course put together by David Norris, MD, MBA. The problem is it is a very part-time position at least to start. Jon said if there is potential for litigation, leaning on a local attorney would be a good idea. Even if you know where you want to be, get five different offers so you kind of know what the different range is. One year at a partnership, two years at a partnership and maybe having a defined metric in the contract. Why not use him/her? Jon Appino: Now, if there's something that a physician needs or wants and there's not… they've said, “Look, we don't negotiate, we don't modify, we don't change anything,” Sometimes there'll be success instead of asking for modifications to the contract because you know the answer is no. It's all dependent on the situation. If it's just a disagreement on your schedule, or if it's something bigger when there's a breach of contract, obviously, schedules change and expectations change and program coordinators or directors change, but I think as far as what the percent that there is a contractual issue, I think it's pretty small. Review my articles on DIY Investing and Investing Basics for Professionals. Dr. Jim Dahle: Jon Appino, with contractdiagnostics.com, thank you so much for being on the White Coat Investor Podcast. Is that more from being a person of honor standpoint, or is that more from the fact that it's a very expensive way to find out if it truly is enforceable? Can you talk a little bit about pay per call coverage? Thank you for supporting those who support this site. We are seeing practices sell to private equity. Believe it or not, we even make it a fun learning experience. A place to discuss your job search, contracting, billing, and other career and practice management issues If they wanted to ask for local guidance on that from a local attorney, then that will give you a good idea. Dr. Jim Dahle: Yeah, well we're getting to the end of this. Disclaimer: My dad, your host, Dr. Dahle, is a practicing emergency physician, blogger, author, and podcaster. Jon Appino: There was an OB physician in Baltimore. You can’t have it both ways. I am sorry, your friend’s “deal advice” smokescreen won’t work here. Share. And tail insurance is one of those finicky things. What about physician shortage specialties like OB and the large nighttime call burden? Know what you're going to pay. Your email address will not be published. Jon Appino: I'll never forget, I think it was two years ago. It's not a contract, but at least it's a letter of understanding saying look, “Our understanding is you're working at the hospital on Lakeside Boulevard and your schedule is 7 on 7 off, and you don't have to work night shifts.”. The wealthy are already taking advantage of these strategies – get started on your plan by requesting a phone call here. We are hoping it picks up but no guarantee that that will happen in the next year. Jon Appino: I do, without a doubt. I had a great experience, gained a lot on my contract during negotiations, and plan to come back for future contracts with them. All of those things I think play into what the physician's worth, not just looking at the data set. Obviously contract reviews companies have the data, too, because they do a lot of contract reviews and can share with physicians what they are seeing in your area. If you’re mostly just looking to get compensation data, have someone negotiate for you, and have someone who looks at a lot of contracts point out where yours differs, perhaps you will find a firm like this offers a useful service. He said sometimes they see a threshold and then you will be paid. So there's lots of different things that you could negotiate regarding the non-compete, again, all depending on the situation. Jon Appino: Compensation structures, there's really a vast area of what could be negotiated in any particular contract that vary so much based on the physician's story. Obviously, we've got survey data, may or may not be accurate. My wife has changed jobs and finally has access to a retirement plan. Clearly there are a lot of people who find it useful or they wouldn’t be in business and inspiring copycats. One year at a partnership, two years at a partnership and maybe having a defined metric in the contract. Podcasts are a way to get physician personal finance information in an audio format, but it’s usually too specific for doctors who just want a high-yield review of the important topics. We have seen in some situations where someone's providing locum services to an account, that account wants to hire the physician, and of course, the locums agency has a contract with the account that says, “If you want to hire one of our people, you have to give us money”, $20,000, $30,000 or typical rates for that. #1 Choice For Physician Contract Review In All 50 States For Every Physician Specialty. And she was working four days a week, and there was a defined dollar amount, which we thought was appropriate. After retiring early she now teaches physicians how to maximize the earning potential of their own practices and business initiatives. Wish I had had help with this. “There was an OB physician in Baltimore. “So it's about how do we get from where we are now, where I don't understand what this 15 or 20 page contract says to I'm signed and I'm credentialed and I'm happy. Jon thought that 20-25% of contracts these days have part of your compensation based on either quality or patient satisfaction. We're allocating 250,000 per head, therefore, we got to pay this fee of 20,000. “If you're training, ask around what your colleagues are receiving for offers; I think it's a great idea to survey the market. I was in the ER working a shift the other day and I had a lady come in from memory care in her 90s that had fallen ground-level fall and ended up with a type II dens fracture, C2 fracture. It was an emergency doc and then they're basically doing high priced 1099 locums on the sides. What Percentage of Doctors Are Underpaid? Who knows? Sometimes it's about the schedule, or it's about the benefits, or sometimes it's just about the malpractice insurance, and how do you put a cost on those things to say, “You started at 100,000, I got you to 110,000, therefore, I get $100”? A contract discusses the physician's time and job responsibilities, along with how they will be compensated, what benefits are provided, and what happens when that employer-employee relationship is terminated. My mother was a nurse practitioner for 35 years. And well, again, I've had lots of friends who are physicians and just talking with them and understanding some of the challenges they've had. We want you to be happily practicing medicine for as long as you would like. The due diligence is very important. Are the benefits long-term? But there's a ton of things you could ask for in a contract as far as negotiating it.”. Go to locumstory.com and get the answers. So it generally has to be paid for up front. It was 10% years ago. Jon Appino: So from our end, at Contract Diagnostics, if there was a non-compete in a contract, we would say follow the non-compete. Maybe you need some equipment, maybe there's additional time off for flexible time, maybe you need more CME dollars to train yourself on something. It was a way to say, “I'm not selling. So are they negotiable? Continue to revisit it. I am an orthopedic surgeon finishing a spine fellowship and took a private practice job. I asked Jon to explain how it depends. And of course, quality in all the various metrics that come with that thing of a performance incentive plan can be challenging to measure, challenging to report, and I think that pose its own problems and head-scratching and everything else that we see with employers.”. We kept it at what was a 1.0 for the department. It shouldn't take a group that long to know if they want to keep you around long-term. I talked to a VA doctor at a conference recently who told me that they were working basically one-quarter time. “It is kind of like a letter of understanding. Now, I wish there was something like this back when I was a resident in training. And if I do, I'm putting my money where my mouth is. And to prove it to you, if I do, I will give you X.” And we've seen X defined as a big dollar amount. I'd like to say no, but we do see some overly complicated structures. We can get pretty creative based on the group story and the physician story and why they want to be in the market, obviously, different from dermatology to OB to ophthalmology, but it's a give and take. Now, we're going to go to 80% of the RVUs and 20% quality.”. And the hospital will say, “Because we have to buy out your locums contract, we are not going to give you that signing bonus, or we're going to decrease your salary for the first so many years because of whatever calculation we make on our end to make things fair. Jon Appino: But I think there's certain things that you can do to protect yourself by having maybe a longer guarantee, by having access to the reports so there are no surprises if your production isn't where it was supposed to be. Helping people get a fair shake on Wall Street since 2011, now teaching online courses. I want to say it was 10% for years ago. Do they have a different skill set that the practice doesn't have? So how much time am I going to give you and then how much in money and benefits will you return to me? If you breach it, we will just send you a bill. Should you need a state-specific attorney we are able to refer you to in-state counsel that can help with your needs. No, it was recent. But to the extent that they can stomach it, younger savers, at least, should embrace as much systematic market risk as they can. I know when I look at the emergency medicine data, it seems like docs get paid more in the Southeast and less in the mid-Atlantic and the Northeast, and then everywhere else, the Midwest and the West and the Intermountain West is all somewhere in the middle. So I'm pretty amazed at what you guys do sometimes. Dr. Jim Dahle: Yeah, I'm not surprised to hear that. So please be mindful of that. Dr. Jim Dahle: Let's get into some of the questions I got from listeners. Dr. Carlson discovered this site last week, but she’s been reading The White Coat Investor for several years. But considering how much money we're talking about, especially if this becomes a long-term job, a couple of hundred bucks is money well-spent. We looked at her Florida contract. Jon Appino: I think it's a very expensive way to find out if it's enforceable. But of course, every situation is different, whether there's lots of ancillaries and real estate involved, or whether it's just you're going to sign up and assume your portion of the rent every month. So at the end of the day, there's little you can do. Absolutely not – and that is a good thing. She was able to have a conversation with them, and they honored the contractual terms that they signed to. It shouldn't take a group that long to know if they want to keep you around long-term. I assume the company has done that and stands on firm legal ground, but if you think they don’t, why not report them and see what happens?”. A year later, we switched to an occurrence policy. 421: 5,058: Gifted real estate. So it's changed a lot over time, and I think it's almost the best of what we have available for a lot of people. So it's not a contract, but sometimes we've seen that to be at least some kind of middle ground for someone who's not willing to negotiate. Do they have a different skill set that the practice doesn't have? So this podcast is for your entertainment and information only and should not be considered official personalized financial advice. Oh, if it's doing $1 million in your first year, then what if I do 1.1? Physician Contract Review & Negotiations. Have you ever considered a different way of practicing medicine? So I think if everyone keeps those things in mind, I think they'll do just fine. Well over ONE THOUSAND WCI/PoF readers have used the services of Contract Diagnostics in the last few years and complaints are incredibly rare, but p… It seems like a lot of times for these folks, they end up with a much lower paycheck that second year. Dr. Jim Dahle: It was pretty amazing. Some groups are willing to do that, and some groups aren't. It's pretty easy to do. And then obviously, follow trends, conferences, and those kinds of things, they'll provide good detail on that stuff. Instead, I stumbled around for years trying to build my financial castle. And if it's over a certain cap, then it's paid, and I think paid at a healthy rate. Because having a physician transition out of an employment, now they've got to hire someone else, it costs $100,000 minimum to have physician insured. So we've seen a big shift. So I don't know. Investment Property, Syndicated Real Estate, Hard Money Lending, REITs etc. “Do I think it's intentional by the employer to get a good deal on their labor? I want to say it was almost on an annual basis, six figures. I talked to one yesterday at a conference who told me that they were working basically one-quarter time. I think as an attending physician, it's a good idea to contact recruiters every once in a while to go on interviews if nothing else to keep your interview skill up and just see what you're worth in the market, so what are people going to offer you for your experience.”. Unfortunately, you can't finance it most times because, unlike a car or a home, there's nothing to take back by the lending authority. And we talked about litigation earlier, and what physician wants to find out. Jon Appino: Yeah. Basic questions like what is locum tenens to more complex questions about pay ranges, taxes, various specialties, and how locum tenens works for PAs and NPs. You will learn a proven system to improve your outcomes. And we have seen hospitals then tell the physician, “Hey, here's your contract, we're excited to have you,” and there's no signing bonus when maybe typically they offer $20,000 or $30,000 for a signing bonus. “In general, I would tell all physicians, like we said, have it looked at and have your pricing structure fixed upfront. Yesterday, 07:23 AM. So they may be non-negotiable as far as we're not changing the material terms. Do you ask them what would make you thrilled with my production? Typically, it's $200, $300, $400, something like that. So I've got a lot of experience, I guess in healthcare, various different aspects of it. Jon feels it is almost the best of what we have available for a lot of people. Asking individual colleagues or in online groups or social media is a great way, too. Rarely they have seen where having a third party involved can look like the physician doesn't want to participate but it is really that they are too busy and want an efficient process. Our quote of the day today comes from John T. Reed, who said, “Not all tax questions have clear-cut answers.”. You mean, the contract would have typos and lOOk liKe ThIS? And with the consolidation of healthcare systems buying each other, and hospital systems will have 1,000 physicians to 2,000 physicians sometimes underneath it, they don't want 1,000 or 2,000 different contracts. There's a lot that we could go over on. It's not just about the words, say this on the contract, and therefore this is what you should ask for, it's about knowing the individual's story and what they want for the future and then customizing it, I guess, to that individual situation. And if it's over a certain cap, then it's paid, and I think paid at a healthy rate.”. His firm explains the contract to the physician in terms that they can understand and gives them some really good ideas for how they could go about questioning or negotiating or having the conversation with the employer. We kept it at what was a 1.0 for the department. Dr. Jim Dahle: What are the best ways to find out what you are really worth? Jon Appino: Sure. Why is the position open? Dr. Jim Dahle: Yeah, that's a good tactic. Get your agreement reviewed by the attorney who wrote the book on physician employment agreements, Dennis Hursh. And two years out of training for an OB, then I had to break this news to her. Can you talk a little bit about that? It was really helpful to have Kyle's legal commentary on the contract as well as data comparing … All our reviews have come directly from physicians who have used Resolve's contract review service. What is the Frequency of an Actual Contract Issue Among Physicians? We give ‘deal’ advice and not legal advice so you know you have the best deal for your career/family/finances. So we do see the regional differences, but we also see a lot of differences between a small private practice and a large system inside the city, 100 miles outside the city, even if they may fall in the same region. And most of this podcast is just going to be answering these questions that they have for you. Jon Appino: So that was a situation where somebody didn't have a contract looked at, they didn't understand the terms, and they were leaving, and they had a big financial obligation that they did not know about, and of course, they didn't plan for. Dr. Jim Dahle: Okay, that was great having Jon on. Jon Appino: Now, the second part of the question, how do you ask about private equity? His firm explains the contract to the physician in terms that they can understand and gives them some really good ideas for how they could go about questioning or negotiating or having the conversation with the employer.”. Sometimes it might be the years, it might be the radius, it might be how it's enforced, it might be a buyout provision. What else should they be considering? And to prove it to you, if I do, I will give you X.” And we've seen X defined as a big dollar amount. But I think what you mentioned as far as what MGMA paints as a broad picture I think is accurate. Jon Appino: You know what, Jim? 50,000 or 100,000 people by the time all is said and done are going to listen to this. Investing and Personal Finance Advice for Physicians, Dentists, Their Trainees, and Other Busy Professionals Whether you're the 25th hospitalists into a service, or whether you're joining an academic practice as the only cardiothoracic surgeon in the area, or… there's so many things that play into how the negotiation process goes. It was also wonderful to meet hundreds of you there as well. Jon Appino: And we've had conversations with employers where their goal is to go more towards the quality, so we're going to get down to 50% RVUs and 50% quality, and then 40% RVUs and 60% quality. I don't know. So it worked out well for everybody. And I don't know if it's administrators trying to fill their days with things to do to make themselves look important or feel important, or if they're really what they feel is in the best interest of the patients and the physicians and their revenue model. Jim Dahle of The White Coat Investor has created an online course entitled Fire Your Financial Advisor. Now, I don't know if that's the standard contract or if that was specially negotiated. I interviewed Jon Appino here and he was on the WCI Podcast here. As such it should be looked at by an attorney. And so it's hard to put a dollar amount and say, “Because of this, the service should be paid more or less.”. But don't make a mistake like some of those horror stories we heard in this podcast. Jon Appino: So are they negotiable? It makes little sense to discuss the riskiness of stocks without specifying the ratio of human capital to investment capital....All investors should avoid nonsystematic risk--that is the risks of not being properly diversified. And it's one times your salary, or it's two times your salary. So if it's non-negotiable, that's fine. Am I just lucky or not paying attention?” And it sounds like what he wants to hear are horror stories. What does the retirement plan look like? They will review an employment or partnership contract and even negotiate it if you want. Is that side letter enforceable like a contract would be? But considering how much money we're talking about, especially if this becomes a long-term job, a couple of hundred bucks is money well-spent. You can go online, you can search it. And so at least, again, just like when you were talking about your tail insurance obligation, if you guys were to take a different position, you know if I want to leave this position and I want to compete with my employer, it's going to cost me this amount of money. Jon emphasized in the ending the importance of having your contract looked at by someone who does a lot of contract reviews, that they know what they are doing and understand how physicians are different. Investing and Personal Finance Advice for Physicians, Dentists, Their Trainees, and Other Busy Professionals And so that's why looking at the data is important, but also having somebody who can guide you through the process, who can maybe look at the market a little differently and then obviously hear the story, how long have they been hiring? Dr. Jim Dahle: All right, this one comes from SLCOB who asks, “Do most hospitals pay for call coverage? And of course, I said, “Look, I haven't looked at your Baltimore contract, so I'm guessing everything's fine with that, how to terminate and tail insurance and all that good stuff.” And she said, “Yeah, I think I'm all good.” And then she had us take a small peek out. But I wouldn't think that they would need much of a service from anybody else included. What are our options?” I think most employers would find some kind of happy medium with the physician in that situation.”. Making sure your money and your kids go where you want when you die. We help you review, understand, and negotiate the contract so you can feel confident in the decision. Dr. Jim Dahle: Yeah, that's something I looked at very carefully when I came to my group and we decided to set it up so that if I left early, I had to buy the tail, and if they fired me, they had to buy the tail. She's signed with a private practice out of training maybe. Some employers want to work directly with a physician, some hospital systems don't even want to work with third parties. And if you take an assignment and you're in an assignment and you think a permanent placement might make sense, then understanding the fee structure behind that. If we cannot extend my guarantee I'm going to have to give my notice 90 days or 120 days”? So the goals are the same. Dr. Jim Dahle: Now, there's always lots of talk out there about non-competes not being enforceable. Do you ask them what would make you thrilled with my production? We can get pretty creative based on the group story and the physician story and why they want to be in the market, obviously, different from dermatology to OB to ophthalmology, but it's a give and take. The data has changed over the years with how they've broken out your length of employment from new grad to established physicians. Sometimes the attorneys aren't the best one to drive that discussion in that process. I’m not a healthcare attorney, I practice something completely unrelated but it upsets me to see individuals like “Jon”, advertise their legal services to unsuspecting physicians and confusing the general public on when you need v when you don’t need an attorney. But before we go, this podcast is going to be listened to by 20,000 to 30,000 people in the next month and maybe 1,000 people a month after that. MGMA data is used by many employers to build compensation models, but Jon sees that physician's salaries are dramatically different than that based on various markets because not everyone takes the MGMA surveys. And so that was an example, not that everybody can do that, but I think it's a good example of what not to do and not just settle into your job and they give you a 2% raise here and a 3% raise here and they changed the RVU structure there, just not assuming that you can settle in and everything will be just fine, they'll pay you appropriately. When she started, they had called her in and said, “We unfortunately made a mistake in your pay. I think she was fantastic. The only way I was going to be able to put any sort of C-collar on her was to sedate her and keep her sedated. We specialize in contract reviews – not legal reviews. Having an attorney or someone else who understands RVU compensation structures, how compensation trends could change over time, regional differences in pay, and understands the backend of healthcare and not just how the law is applied in the state would be beneficial, too. Now, who drives the process I think is, it varies. But we would always tell a physician if a contract has a non-compete in it, we wouldn't violate it, we wouldn't breach it. Jon Appino: Yeah, I was just thinking that would be a great job for somebody like that, who they were on the traveling team with an organization. Where do you find docs success when they can't budge the salary? But he shared another one. We wouldn't want to wait and see what the employer did. Straighten out your financial life today! We did not structure your pay to the four days a week or the 0.8 FTE. Jon Appino: So it's about how do we get from where we are now, where I don't understand what this 15 or 20 page contract says to I'm signed and I'm credentialed and I'm happy. We'll look at contracts as just vehicles to set expectations. Dr. Jim Dahle: Yeah, it should be easy to do if they really aren't going to sell. Contract Diagnostics, is a firm whose entire business is reviewing physician employment contracts. Is that the way you find it basically shakes up regionally for all specialties or is that emergency medicine specific? And she had no idea what that meant. I suspected I was getting paid less for same job and made mistake year after year of not getting help with contract. It's we have the same goals, and I think if everyone goes about it with that light, I think it'll be a smooth and an easy process. Not all contracts are negotiating salaries. Not sure what that means practically speaking. Sometimes it might be the years, it might be the radius, it might be how it's enforced, it might be a buyout provision. We typically don't like partnership structures that are three years or four years. And now we know, so at least you've done due diligence and you at least know what the policy would cost you so you can transition it if you'd like, knowing that you'll be buying it instead of like finding out later on because you never had anybody explain it to you. Is it fair or not fair?” How should I have a conversation with them to make sure that I'm spending my time away from my family, my passions, my hobbies, and I'm being fairly compensated for it? And I do think it's a good idea to go out and do some of these interviews every other year, even if you're not looking around, just to see what the market's bearing. 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