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Employment Contracts: It’s All in the Details

By Rade B. Vukmir, MD, JD, FACEP | on January 4, 2025 | 0 Comment
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Typically, most parties in a professional service contract negotiation can agree on a few provisions. However, a significant number or gravity of requested changes in a corporate standardized contract are unlikely to be successful. A successful strategy often presents a positive approach, emphasizes your contributions, and illustrates how you will assist in the collaborative process.

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Dr. Vukmir is professor of clinical emergency medicine at Drexel University, Philadelphia, has a legal degree with a health law specialty, and is published in the areas of contracts, EMTALA, medical malpractice, and high-risk medicolegal liability.

References

  1. Vukmir RB. Physician Contract Guidebook (1st ed.). MGMA/Medical Group Management Association, 2014.
  2. Hinz C. Navigating employment contracts. Practice Link Magazine. 2022(Fall);58-64.

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Topics: careerEmployment ContractLegalnon-compete

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