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Quick Links to upcoming events:
InterAct Distance Education
Conferences
Fall Institute
Nov 2–6, 2012 • Scottsdale, AZ
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Other Career Resources
We'll be making a few suggestions that will help you get started. Choose as many as time and energy will allow. To get a free copy of articles that are not actively linked below, call ACPE at (800) 562-8088 or email us. The linked articles below are in Adobe Acrobat format. If you do not have the Acrobat Reader, click here for download.
Articles
Carol Westfall
Physician Executive Journal, 2007 |
Jennifer Grebenschikoff
Physician Executive Journal, 2007 |
Sue Cejka and Michael W. Taylor
Physician Executive Journal, 2007 |
George Linney, MD, CPE, FACPE
Physician Executive Journal, 2007 |
Journals/Magazines
Published six times a year by The American College of Physician Executives, the PEJ carries regular columns on career management, health law and managing change, as well as articles written by authorities on virtually all aspects of medical management. It is free to ACPE members. Non-members may preview a free copy. Click here for information on subscribing to the PEJ.
Books
Looking for the best foundation book on medical management? Look no further. The American College of Physician Executives teamed up with faculty from Thomas Jefferson University to produce our newest book: Practicing Medicine in the 21st Century. The 21-chapter, 400-page book covers medical management from head to toe including: clinical management, information management, the practice environment, practice administration, financial management and future trends. Edited by national quality expert and ACPE faculty member David B. Nash, MD, MBA, Practicing Medicine in the 21st Century delivers valuable medical management insights for today's physicians... and tomorrow's.
The race to master the many changes in health care will be won by those who are swift and flexible. This updated book will help you stay in the race. It includes sample resumes, often-asked interview questions, and examples of experience and communication skills needed for success.
Written by nationally known physician executives, health care futurists and management experts from across the country, this book is a valuable reference for both new and experienced physician executives working in all aspects of health care.
An excellent resource for organizations considering establishing a position of medical director and for physicians new to the field who want an explanation of the typical duties of medical directors.
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