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Volunteer work brings personal and professional rewards

07/01/2006

Editor's note: This is the second in our two-part series on physician philanthropy. In our June issue, we examined how you can combine investing and charity by adding a social investment plan to your portfolio. Medical school students say that one of the top reasons they choose medicine as a career is the desire to make a difference in people's lives, according to an annual survey conducted by the American Association of Medical Colleges. This philanthropic aspiration compels many physicians later in their careers to volunteer their time and medical skills to charitable causes, both in the United States and abroad.

‘Budget adjustor' will offset proposed work RVU gains

06/26/2006

4-year transition to new PE-RVU method suggested

06/26/2006

Technological improvements cause cuts to some work RVUs

06/26/2006

CAP vendor doesn't know who signed up

06/26/2006

Immune globulin payments to rise July 1 as ASP changes

06/26/2006

New measurement codes dominate fee schedule update

06/19/2006

CMS quality data reporting program sees slow start

06/19/2006

You may opt out of CAP if vendor refuses to ship drug

06/19/2006

Summer time, when the livin' is easy for locum tenens

06/19/2006

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