Who Can Help When Private Practice Matters?

Physician NonClinical Careers with John Jurica

Today’s guest is who you call when you're dealing with challenging private practice matters.

Dr. Phil Boucher is a husband, a father of five, and a pediatrician in private practice in Lincoln, Nebraska. He is very prolific, treating patients, educating parents, and helping his colleagues enjoy their clinical work.

He has created an online presence for parents that includes a podcast and YouTube channel, all under the title “Raising Good Parents.”

Phil graduated from the University of Nebraska Medical Center. He also completed his pediatric residency at UNMC working at the Children's Hospital and Medical Center in Omaha. He then joined Lincoln Pediatrics Group and is now a partner.

He loves practicing medicine. Yet, he cannot help but create and share solutions with physicians who are struggling with problems he’s overcome. So, he became a coach and consultant to other physicians addressing important private practice matters.

And he solves a big problem that is important to physicians: time management. During our interview, he explains what he believes are two of the top ways to improve personal productivity.

He has even created a course that teaches his student physicians how to optimize these factors in their practices. It is called OnTime MD.

You can find the links to all of Phil Boucher's activities and his online resources at nonclinicalphysicians.com/private-practice-matters.

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