A Two-Year Reflection: Growth, Balance, and Community at Stratus Eye – All Exceeding Expectations It’s hard to believe that two years have passed since I first opened the doors to my private practice, Stratus Eye. What started as a vision of creating a patient-focused eye care experience has grown into something far beyond my expectations. […]
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I challenge you to find even one associate at a private equity ophthalmology practice who genuinely says, “I love my job.” Take your time, search thoroughly—use Google, ask around, do whatever it takes. I’ll wait. Did you find anyone? The reality is, the cons of working as an associate in a private equity (PE) group far outweigh
As a new graduate, you don’t know what you don’t know. Consequently, you are bound to make mistakes when finding your dream job. Let’s say you’re set on joining a corporate practice—how can you assess if it will be a good fit? In fact, what makes a good fit? I’m no expert myself, but I
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Without a doubt, I feel that business ownership has some inherent benefits over being employed. I have praised and discussed at length the value of autonomy and work-life balance, but I think the finances also heavily favor business ownership. There are very unique tax advantages that being a small business ownership enables. While the security
Perspective: Finding What Matters Perspective is everything. In residency, we privileged to take care of sick patients. And our patients teach us important lessons. I will never forget my rotations in the ICU and on the hospital floor as a trainee. From my journey as a medical student, to intern, and resident, I view my
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