Starting Your Practice Off On The Right Foot After Graduation

Every year on July 1, a new group of graduating residents enter the real world of practicing podiatric medicine and surgery. To that end, I want to share my thoughts and give some advice for those who are embarking on a new chapter in their professional lives. All of my previous students and residents who have spent time with me in my office have heard this before.

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Starting Your Practice Off On The Right Foot After Graduation

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