Can J-1 or H-1B residents moonlight? Clear guidance on rules, risks, internal vs external moonlighting, and how to comply during residency/fellowship now.
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Starting to moonlight as a resident? Learn how to confirm separate malpractice coverage, understand claims-made vs occurrence, and avoid tail-coverage gaps.
Understand when residency programs can restrict moonlighting or side gigs, and get practical, quick tips to protect income, IP, and avoid contract trouble.
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Regional Residency Guides
Moonlighting Opportunities by Region: Income and Policy Differences
Explore resident moonlighting pay, policies, and regional risks across the US, maximize extra income while avoiding contract, licensure, or visa violations.
Women in Medicine
The Real Politics of Pregnancy Announcements in Residency
Learn the politics of pregnancy announcements in residency, best timing, program reactions, and how to protect your training and professional reputation.
Moonlighting and Benefits
Moonlighting Hour Caps: What ACGME Data Shows About Safety
Analyze ACGME moonlighting hour caps and safety risks: data-driven look at resident hours, fatigue, and policies to reduce errors and enforce safe limits.
Moonlighting and Benefits
Step-by-Step Guide to Negotiating Shift Differentials as a Resident
Learn a step-by-step strategy to negotiate shift differentials as a resident, benchmark pay, gather policies, and secure fair night/weekend compensation.
Video Interviews in Residency Match
Do Programs Record Your Video Interview? What Policies Really Say
Learn if residency programs record video interviews, how vendor, institutional, and ACGME/NRMP policies apply, and how applicants can better protect privacy.
Malpractice Insurance
Moonlighting Plans: When to Secure Extra Malpractice Coverage in Training
When to buy extra malpractice coverage for resident moonlighting: compare occurrence vs claims-made, verify employer policy, and avoid costly gaps.
Residency Work Hours
Handling Schedule Conflicts for Major Life Events During Residency
Practical steps to secure time off during residency: handle schedule conflicts for major life events, swaps, policies, and strategic requests.