Debt, College, and Discretionary Spending
Here are the slides I used to record this episode of the podcast: Debt, College, and Discretionary Spending Here’s the screencast:
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Tips to Build Your Career During Residency
Here are the slides I used for this episode of the podcast: Tips on Building Your Career During Residency
The New Medical Corps Career Progression Slide – What Does It Mean to You?
Navy Medicine has been undergoing a lot of change. We have a new Surgeon General, a new Corps Chief, and a renewed focus on readiness. With these chan...
Playing the Game and Managing Your Military Career
What better to do during a global pandemic than listen to a screencast about managing your career! Here are the PPT slides I used for it: Playing the ...
Personal Finance for the Military Physician – A 2020 Update
Here are the slides I used for this podcast, in both PDF and PPT format: Personal Finance for the Military Physician – A 2020 Update – PPT Personal Fi...
FY21 Promotion Boards – What are They Looking At and How Can You Get Ready?
Here is a screencast/podcast of this updated lecture as well as the PDF of the slides I used: FY 21 Promotion Boards Slide Deck
Personal Finance for the Military Physician: A 2019 Update
I updated my Personal Finance for the Military Physician talk for 2019 and have this week’s articles listed below: Here are this week’s articles: 1 ...
FY20 Promotion Boards – What are They Looking At and How Can You Get Ready?
I gave this talk to the medical staff at NMC Portsmouth a few weeks ago, and I finally got around to recording it for all to enjoy… Here is a PDF of t...
How to Evaluate the Promotion Potential of a Billet/Position
Recently I advertised the USUHS Commandant position. A reader asked: Any thoughts on whether you think this is a position that would make an O5 compet...
What Should You Do If You Didn’t Promote?
If you are particularly interested in this post, I’m sorry. You or someone you care about probably failed to promote. In reality, nowadays it is norma...