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Medical-legal consulting as a side gig [PODCAST]

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February 15, 2022
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This episode is sponsored by Athelas, the number one provider of remote patient monitoring.

“Medical-legal consulting is a great way to use your medical training in a non-clinical field that helps people. I started this field 14 years ago and have trained over 1,600 physicians to be medical-legal consultants. Most physicians do medical-legal consulting as a part-time side gig. All of the work is pre-litigation and pre-trial. I don’t act as a medical expert, and I don’t participate in medical malpractice cases.

There are over a dozen services and types of consultations I offer attorneys. One service we frequently provide is to give our opinions regarding specific medical questions that arise in cases. Usually, these reports help the attorney to prove a particular medical theory for the case.”

Armin Feldman is a medical consultant to attorneys.

He shares his story and discusses his KevinMD article, “Medical-legal consulting as a side gig.”

Reflect and earn 1.0 AMA PRA Category 1 CME for this episode.

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