Succeed in Medicine Dr. Morkos on Crafting a More Efficient Clinical Practice
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In today’s episode, we dial in with Dr. Michael Morkos, the endocrinology guru from Indiana University, who’s cracked the code on leaving work at work—no overtime allowed! With a zest for efficient clinics and a disdain for after-hours paperwork, Dr. Morkos shares golden nuggets from his book, “No Work After Hours.” Get ready to laugh and learn as he reveals how to make electronic health records less of a chore and more of a charm, why setting firm boundaries is like having superpowers, and the secrets to turning every clinic day into a smooth ride. Whether you’re a medical maestro or a novice navigating the hectic halls of healthcare, Dr. Morkos’s strategies promise to add hours back to your life and a pep to your professional step!
BIODr. Michael Morkos, an assistant professor of clinical medicine specializing in endocrinology at Indiana University, is renowned for his mastery in optimizing clinical efficiency. With advanced degrees in clinical research and healthcare informatics, he authored “No Work After Hours” to help clinicians streamline their practices. His pioneering work includes creating a business in medicine rotation for fellows, focusing on practical clinic management skills.
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