DocEmpowered has a singular purpose: give doctors the financial power to serve their patients, families, and communities on their own terms. We are a virtual, physician-owned, 100% fiduciary and fee-only financial planning firm focused solely on helping physicians master their finances and live the lives they deserve. Welcome to the next generation of financial planning for physicians.
DocEmpowered’s three-step process is designed to educate, coach, and mentor you until you become the role model other physicians turn to for advice on not just money – but a life well lived. No minimum net worth or financial knowledge necessary.
Our 12-week physician-specific process that forms the cornerstone of our next-gen financial planning model.
An optional add-on service designed for results-oriented physicians who want guidance, accountability, and mentorship as they implement their DocEmpowered Foundation plan.
An optional add-on service designed for DocEmpowered Premium veterans who are far more financially empowered, don’t need nearly as much help and want to be rewarded with a massive discount in financial planning fees.
A husband and father dedicated to the wellbeing of my Baltimore community, I am also a practicing part-time cardiologist, a medical educator, and an advocacy leader for physicians in Maryland. Financial wellbeing empowered my family to align our careers and lives with our values, and I became the Founder and Principal Financial Planner of DocEmpowered to help fellow physicians discover that same power for themselves.
Just as a physician’s career follows different stages, so too does a physician’s financial wellness. Understand yours will help you identify the best strategies to align your life with your values.
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