Minefields in Your Hospital Contract
Although a physician may be excited about an upcoming job and may not anticipate having any reason to leave, things sometimes do not work out. A physician needs to review any contract offer from a hospital to negotiate what is best for them. The most common clauses in a contract with a hospital are:
- Noncompete
- Written notice of an intention to resign ranging from 30 to 180 days
- Claims-based coverage
- Compensation complexities
- Indemnification clause
The author outlines what to look for in a new contract with a hospital. If you are a MSSNY member, you receive exclusive member pricing with Resolve, delivering the insights and expertise to help you negotiate what you truly deserve so you can take control of your career.
Minefields in Your Hospital Contract (Yasgur, Medscape, 12/29).
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