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Discover the hidden politics of your first academic contract and learn to negotiate salary, FTE, protected time, startup funds, and title, negotiate like a pro.
Compare FDA vs no-FDA regulatory timelines for medical startups (510(k), De Novo, PMA vs SaaS) to plan runway, funding, and go-to-market.
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Medical Startups
From Side Project to Venture-Backed Company: Operational Upgrade Guide
Operational upgrade guide for physician founders converting medical side projects into venture-backed startups: cap table, legal/IP, HIPAA compliance, and scalable processes.
Medical Startups
The First 100 Days After Your Startup Raises Seed Funding
Plan the first 100 days after seed funding for your medical startup: legal, compliance, budgets, hiring, and pilot milestones to convert funding into traction.
PhD vs. MD
Negotiating Your First Job Offer as MD or PhD When You Do Both
Negotiate your first MD-PhD job offer: secure protected research time, clear FTE/RVU terms, and startup funding to protect your physician-scientist career.
Medical Startups
The Unspoken Rules VCs Use to Judge Physician-Led Startups
Learn the unspoken rules VCs use to evaluate physician-led startups, how to signal commitment, mitigate ego risk, and show commercialization fit.
Medical Startups
Bootstrapping vs VC Money: Why 'More Funding' Isn't Always Better
Bootstrapping vs VC for physician founders: learn why less funding can preserve control, profitability, and career, practical startup advice for doctors.
Medical Startups
From Fellowship to Founder: A 24-Month Transition Timeline
Practical 24-month roadmap for physicians to move from fellowship to founder, step-by-step medical startup planning, validation, and actionable funding guidance.
Medical Startups
Moonlighting to Fund Your Startup: The Rules Physicians Can't Afford to Miss
Learn the rules for moonlighting to fund a startup, cover contracts, malpractice coverage, credentialing, and compliance to avoid career-ending risks.