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Exploring Locum Tenens: The Pros and Cons for Medical Pro...

Some agencies offer limited benefits for W-2 employees, but this varies widely. Always ask detailed questions about: Employment status (W-2 vs. 1099); Health ...

Physician Real Estate Investing

Unlocking Wealth: Real Estate Investment Strategies for P...

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Telemedicine Careers

Unlock Exciting Telemedicine Jobs: Your Guide to Remote H...

Telemedicine physician roles may be part-time, full-time, or per-diem, and can be independent contractor (1099) or employed (W-2). Nurse Practitioners and ...

Investment Strategies For Doctors

Avoiding Common Investment Mistakes: A Doctor's Guide to ...

2. Know What You Own and Why ... Work with a CPA or tax-focused financial planner who understands physician compensation structures (W-2, 1099, K-1, etc.) ...

Physician Real Estate Investing

Unlocking Passive Income: Real Estate Syndication for Phy...

Heavy reliance on W-2 or 1099 clinical income. That leaves you highly exposed to: Market volatility; Employer risk; Healthcare policy changes; Burnout and ...

Physician Side Hustles

Unlocking Financial Freedom: 7 Passive Income Ideas for P...

W2 or 1099 clinical work, call shifts, locums, consulting, and procedures. ... 2. Creating Online Courses and E-books: Monetizing Your Medical Expertise.

Physician Side Hustles

Explore 10 Lucrative Physician Side Hustles for Financial...

Side hustle income is often considered self-employment income, which: May be reported on a 1099 form instead of a W-2. Requires paying both income tax and self- ...

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