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This course is designed for early-career orthopaedic surgeons (PGY4 & PGY5, Fellows, and surgeons in their first three years of practice) to help them navigate the complexities of building a successful medical practice in a value-based care environment. The program aims to provide young surgeons with the knowledge and leadership skills necessary to advocate for themselves, reduce burnout, improve patient care, and excel in clinical decision-making.

Program Structure:

• General sessions with expert panels
• Small table discussions
• Sponsored skills labs

Key Topics:

• Preparing for and evaluating job contracts
• Working with industry partners
• Negotiation strategies and contract pitfalls
• Dynamics between junior and senior partners
• Understanding compensation models and billing/coding practices
• The role of innovation and technology in orthopaedics
• Financial literacy for the future of the field
• The impact of private equity on surgeon careers
• Building a personal brand
• Addressing physician burnout

Faculty:
The course features a diverse group of experts from various orthopaedic subspecialties, including surgeons, legal professionals, and business experts, offering a broad range of insights and experiences. Key faculty include Dr. Vinay Aggarwal, Dr. Antonia Chen, Dr. Joshua Rozell, and others.

Target Audience:
Orthopaedic surgeons in their early careers, from PGY4 to those in their first three years of practice, looking to build a strong foundation for their future in orthopaedics.