Exploring Career Flexibility: Discovering the Power of Financial Freedom – (Podcast episode with the American College of Cardiology)

As physicians, we do each other a disservice if we don’t talk openly about money. In this episode of the American College of Cardiology’s (ACC) “Practice Made Perfect” podcast, I discuss with ACC leaders why personal finances have to be in the conversation when we advocate for physician wellness and autonomy.

From the ACC website:
The well-being of the cardiovascular (CV) workforce is critical to achieving the mission of the American College of Cardiology. CV professionals are faced with increasing work hours and a climbing risk of burnout. Fostering career flexibility at all stages of the professional lifespan can improve satisfaction, combat burnout, increase career longevity, and address diversity and inclusion. In this episode, Drs. Newton Wiggins, Stanley Liu, and Sandra Lewis discuss the importance of finances and how aligning your financial situation with your values can foster career flexibility and improve clinician well-being.

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I am an active member and leader within the ACC, but this post does not represent endorsement of DocEmpowered’s services by the ACC.

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Stanley Liu, MD, FACC is the Founder and Principal Financial Planner of DocEmpowered, LLC. He is also an independent practicing cardiologist, an award-winning medical educator, and the Advocacy Chair of Maryland’s American College of Cardiology Chapter.

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