Dan Smith

Legal Scrubs

Doctors, dentists, and nurses are great at providing healthcare services to their patients--but the modern delivery of healthcare is a business. Legal Scrubs helps healthcare professionals and practices be better at the business side of healthcare (and stay legally compliant at the same time).

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Autor

Dan Smith

Categoría

Business

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legalscrubs.libsyn.com

Último episodio

22 de ene. de 2024

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Episodios

Episode 4 What Tennessee Doctors and Other Health Professionals Need to Know About Covenants Not to Compete 20.09.2019

Perhaps you are a physician in a group practice or employed by a hospital. Or maybe you are a dentist employed by dental group practice. Or you could be a chiropractor, an optometrist, or a psychologist working for a larger group of your peer professionals. If so, then it's more likely than not that you have been asked to sign a "form" employment agreement. As an aside, I put "form" in quotation m...

Episode 3 What is the difference between a federal trademark and a state trademark? 05.08.2019
Episode 2 Should a Tennessee solo business owner ALWAYS create a separate business entity? 02.08.2019
Episode 1 Are Hemp and CBD Legal? 11.06.2019

Legal Scrubs provides entrepreneurs, small businesses and health care professionals with a discussion of emerging business and tax issues.

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